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Louis Van Gaal was certain Arsenal would leave a hole



Louis van Gaal always thought Arsenal would be holed in after his side capped a 2-1 victory over the Gunners. The Dutch boss led his side to its first away victory at the Emirate Stadium on Saturday. Arsenal Kieran Gibbs weird own goal in the start of the second half threw the Gunners in a frenzy. The frenzy was heightened for the Gunners as Wayne Rooney topped the own goal with a late second goal, giving United a soaring victory. Manchester United moved up fourth place as Gunners grappled for the eighth place.


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