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Arsenal face Man United test as Nunez targets Liverpool start

LONDON: Manchester United will seek a cure for their travel sickness when they travel to face Arsenal in an early-season blockbuster on Sunday as Liverpool take on free-scoring Aston Villa.

Newly promoted Luton play their first home match of the season against high-flying West Ham while rock-bottom Everton chase their first goal.

Here’s a look at some of the key talking points ahead of the weekend action.

Last season’s 3-2 win for Arsenal against Manchester United at a raucous Emirates was one of the most absorbing matches of the campaign.

It strengthened the Gunners’ belief that they could mount a title challenge but also underlined United’s struggles away from home.

Erik ten Hag’s side lost all six matches away to other members of the top seven last season, conceding 3.66 goals per away match on average. The highest-placed side they beat away was 10th-placed Fulham.

A shaky opening win against Wolves at home this season was followed by a labored, toothless performance in a 2-0 defeat away at Tottenham.

Ten Hag’s task against the 2022/23 runners-up has been made more difficult by an injury crisis, with Luke Shaw, Raphael Varane and Mason Mount all unavailable.

New striker Rasmus Hojlund, who arrived at Old Trafford with an injury, could make his debut for a side once again struggling to find goals consistently.

Darwin Nunez had a tough first season for Liverpool after joining the club last year in a deal worth up to 100 million euros ($109 million), finding the net just nine times in the Premier League.

But the Uruguayan came off the bench last week to score two superb late goals in Liverpool’s thrilling 2-1 win against Newcastle in a performance that could mark a turning point in his Anfield career.

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