Arsenal remain without Gabriel Jesus and Reiss Nelson because of respective knee and hamstring injuries.
Gabriel, William Saliba and Bukayo Saka are all a booking away from suspension.
The Gunners await confirmation of whether new signing Leandro Trossard has been registered in time to be eligible for this game.
Manchester United are without midfielder Casemiro, who serves a one-match ban after accumulating five yellow cards.
Back-up goalkeeper Jack Butland is available after being ineligible to face parent club Crystal Palace on Wednesday.
Manager Erik ten Hag gave his pre-match briefing immediately after the draw at Selhurst Park and was unable to confirm whether recent absentees such as Diogo Dalot and Anthony Martial could come back into contention for Sunday’s game.
Manchester United have found some consistency with their performance levels but it is Arsenal who have set the standard this season, with 15 wins and only one defeat in their first 18 league games.
This will be a great game to watch because of United’s threat on the break, but Arsenal are at home and they are playing like they believe they can beat anyone at the moment.
Prediction: 3-1
Credit: BBC Sports
