Arsenal play away to Manchester United on Sunday before ending their campaign with a home game against Everton on May 19. Back when Arsenal were last contesting the Premier League title every season, Arsene Wenger famously irked Alex Ferguson when he accused Manchester United of anti-football for thrusting Phil Neville into a tackle-first, ask-questions-second role in midfield. The Arsenal sides of Wenger and Arteta are associated with more high-end interpretations of the beautiful game, but the current Gunners boss undoubtedly came to east Manchester with a plan. The Manchester derby is always one of the standout Premier League clashes, and this weekend's one will be no different. Thank you for joining Standard Sport’s LIVE coverage of Manchester City’s win over Luton! Manchester City host Newcastle in the FA Cup quarterfinals on Saturday, then Arsenal come to town for a massive match at 11:30am ET on March 31.