Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice struck in the second half to cancel out Bruno Fernandes's free kick but Mikel Arteta's men could only muster a 1-1 draw with Manchester United on Sunday in a big blow to their Premier League title chances.

Declan Rice cancels out Bruno Fernandes' free kick to rescue a point for Arsenal in 1-1 draw against Manchester United.

Declan Rice cancels out Bruno Fernandes' free-kick to rescue a point for Arsenal in 1-1 draw against Manchester United.

As an Arsenal player, Declan Rice has been directly involved in three goals in five games against Manchester United. United are also the only side he's scored more than once against for his current club.

Declan Rice's equaliser denied Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim a much-needed win but Arsenal's faltering Premier League title challenge suffered another damaging blow in a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford on Sunday.

Declan Rice says Arsenal will continue to fight until Premier League glory is mathematically impossible, after they dropped more valuable points against Manchester United. Rice’s second-half strike cancelled out a Bruno Fernandes free-kick as Arsenal came from behind to draw 1-1 at Old Trafford on Sunday.

After Rice scored, Arsenal fans were quick to point out what returning winger Martinelli did. Gunners fans spotted the Brazilian shouting at Rice and his teammates to get back to the halfway line so the match could resume as they were looking to score the winner.

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Speaking after the 1-1 draw at Old Trafford, Rice praised Liverpool 's remarkable season but dismissed claims that the Premier League title is certainly heading to Anfield. He explainend: "Look, like the manager said, we've got to keep going, keep giving everything until the end of the season.

Arsenal's faint hopes of winning the Premier League took another blow on Sunday despite Declan Rice securing Mikel Arteta's men a 1-1 draw on a day of protest at Manchester United. The Gunners could ill afford any slip-up given their title hopes hung by a thread,