Arsenal's inability to score has been a major concern, with the team not finding the back of the net since the 10th minute of their opening game. This lack of scoring has left fans and players frustrated, with a chorus of "shoot" accompanying every touch in United's box. The team's wastefulness has been punished, with a 0-0 draw against Crystal Palace last week and a late equalizer against Manchester United in their latest match.
Arsenal's struggles are in stark contrast to Manchester United, who have shown a remarkable turnaround under new manager Eva Olid. United's defensive shape and tactics have improved significantly, allowing them to cling on for a point against Arsenal. Olid's adaptability in switching from an attacking to a defensive focus has been key to the team's improvement.
Arsenal's upcoming fixtures, including away trips to Chelsea and Manchester City, will be a stern test of their ability to score. With only Manchester City having claimed all nine points this season, Arsenal's slow start could be detrimental to their title hopes. If they want to end their seven-year title drought, they need to start scoring.