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De Gea issues Old Trafford fortress message

United shipped two vital points in the 1-1 draw with Arsenal and, despite wins over Chelsea and Leicester City, the defeat to Crystal Palace in August has also cost the Reds.

It leaves us in 10th position and those five points lost in our own stadium would have seen the club comfortably in the top four.

Our goalkeeper says it is a trend that must change after Scott McTominay’s opener against Arsenal was cancelled out by Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s second-half equaliser.

“We're playing at Old Trafford, so we have to win these games if we want to finish in the top four,” the Spaniard told Sky Sports.