Manchester United know a positive result is vital this weekend as they look to keep their Premier League title charge alive.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side have shocked most people with their form over the last few months, with United second in the table despite suffering defeat to Sheffield United in midweek.
It seems we're about to find out just how good United really are as they look to bounce back from a shock defeat - with a trip to face Arsenal this weekend representing the perfect platform to reaffirm their title credentials.
Mikel Arteta's side have won five of their last six Premier League games (D1), one more than they had in their first 14 this season (W4 D2 L8) with Arsenal currently second only to Man City in the recent form table.
It will take another fine performance if United are to get their momentum going again, but their hopes of a win are boosted by an incredible recent away record - and the realistic prospect of setting an all-time club record too.
That's because United are currently unbeaten in 17 Premier League away games, their joint-longest run without defeat on the road in their entire top-flight history.
United have only ever gone 17 consecutive away league games without defeat once before, when Solskjaer was upfront as part of the team which won an historic Treble in 1999.
The Reds have won 26 points away from home so far this season, more than any other Premier League side (W8 D2).
Avoiding defeat this weekend will not only restore confidence, but it will see United do what they have never done before.
