Friday, 21st November, 2014
Arsene Wenger believes for Arsenal and Manchester United to be sitting outside the Premier League's top four at present is "unusual".
However, the Arsenal boss, whose side lock horns with Louis van Gaal's Manchester United tomorrow at the Emirates Stadium, does not believe the situation will persist for too much longer.
At present Arsenal find themselves sixth in the standings, while Manchester United are seventh.
The pair are aiming for Champions League football and Wenger believes both clubs will soon be back amongst the Premier League's upper echelons.
"It’s unusual but I’m sure that won’t last", he said via his club's site.
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"You have to look further than the table and look at the quality of the players. I think it’s [the weekend clash] a very exciting game to watch."
Wenger's men, who went down to a 2-1 defeat to Swansea before the international break, have collected 17 points from eleven Premier League games so far.
Manchester United, fresh off beating Crystal Palace 1-0, have 16 from the same number of matches.
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