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The Gunners need a response after defeat to Crystal Palace a week ago but will be boosted by Tottenham's loss to Bournemouth on Saturday as well as their own victory over Valencia in the Europa League semi-finals on Thursday. They got the perfect start as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored from the spot after Nacho Monreal was fouled in the box.
Solly March's fine run down the left sees him dash into the box and Granit Xhaka tugs him back to concede a penalty. Glenn Murray calmly slots home to draw Brighton level.
With a three-point gap between themselves and Tottenham in fourth, who hold a superior goal difference, their route to the Champions League looks to be purely down to winning the Europa League.
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Huddersfield 0-1 Manchester Untied, 34 minutes
Neither side has really got one right as of yet, and Aaron Mooy's delivery fails to beat the first man.
Huddersfield 0-1 Manchester United, 37 minutes
Juan Mata should do better there.
Paul Pogba clips him in behind and he turns nicely, spotting Marcus Rashofrd arriving into space to his right.
It is a simple enough pass, but Mata overhits it, dragging Rashford wide, Jonas Lössl forcing Rashford out of play and earning a goal kick.
Huddersfield 0-1 Manchester United, 38 minutes
Manchester United do look loose.
Alex Pritchard stabs across the six-yard box and Victor Lindelof has to be swift to keep the ball from rolling into Isaac Mbenza's feet, kicking the ball against the Huddersfield man and fortunate it flies over the bar.
Huddersfield 0-1 Manchester United, 39 minutes
And that's the clearest cut chance they have created.
Karlan Grant is freed in behind, one-on-one with David de Gea but met with a good low save from the Spaniard's feet, Grant failing to find the corner and rather trying to go beneath de Gea, an interesting decision given how adept the Manchester United shot-stopper is with his feet.
Huddersfield 0-1 Manchester United, 41 minutes
Off the crossbar!
Manchester United are doing well to get numbers into the box and Paul Pogba is always a threat in such situations, showing impressive flexibility to wrench his head backwards and turn Juan Mata's out swinger towards goal.
It loops and curls to the left of Jonas Lössl, who scrambles and likely had it covered even as the ball rebounds off his crossbar.
Marcus Rashford can't capitalise on the follow-up.
Chelsea 0-0 Watford, 41 minutes
Close for Chelsea, too, Pedro firing over the top after combining with Gonzalo Higuain.
Huddersfield 0-1 Manchester United, 45 minutes
A nasty arm in the back of the head for Marcus Rashford. I don't think there is much intent in the actions of Terence Kongolo, but he's caught the Manchester Untied striker, who goes down in some pain.
The medics will check him over, and after a couple of high-profile concussion incidents in the last week they'll be sure to take their time and make sure they follow all the necessary protocols.
Two added minutes at the end of the half.
Huddersfield 0-1 Manchester United, 45 + 1 minutes
Rashford trudges back on to the pitch and will continue.
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