5 reasons why Manchester United will beat Arsenal on Saturday

United were better against Swansea

Although it was almost two weeks ago and it was against a pretty hopeless Swansea side, United were much improved in their last Premier League game.

Mourinho’s men picked up their first league win since the end of September by comfortably beating the Swans 3-1 at the Liberty Stadium, and will go into Saturday’s game with renewed confidence after a much-needed victory.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic finally ended his goal-drought with a fine brace, while Paul Pogba’s stunning strike was demonstrative of his growing confidence following his big money move in the summer.

Pogba is improving, and United are slowly improving, and they’ll fancy their chances of beating a title rival on Saturday.