Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim believed Arsenal’s winning goal in the teams’ Premier League match at Old Trafford on Sunday should have been disallowed for a “clear” foul in the buildup.

From a technical standpoint, it was a shocking mistake from Bayindir and it cost United on the opening day of the Premier League season. Amorim gave Bayindir a second chance after a similar mistake against Spurs, but it's obvious to anyone with eyes that he needs to be replaced as second choice.

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Some things are just blindingly obvious. For years Arsenal needed a centre-forward and Manchester United needed a goalkeeper.

Man United fans wanted Arsenal's goal disallowed at Old Trafford for a foul on Altay Bayindir, but those shouts were ignored.

Manchester United's defeat at the hands of Arsenal won't necessarily have been a surprise to many, even if the Red Devils were the team mostly on the front foot throughout.

The Turkey international's costly error against Arsenal has further underlined the Red Devils' need to sign a new No.1 before the window closes

IT was the same old story for Manchester United against Arsenal on Sunday. The Red Devils, to their credit, played a team of supposed title challengers off the park at Old Trafford on their

Roy Keane and Micah Richards in heated clash over Man United's Altay BayindirSource: Sky Sports

Former Premier League goalkeeper David James gave his analysis on whether Altay Bayindir was at fault for Arsenal's goal against Manchester United on BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily podcast. "There were two issues with the goal," said James. "The first was Bayindir getting involved with William Saliba before the corner-kick was taken.