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MU leave it late

AFP, London
Manchester United kept the pressure on Premier League leaders Manchester City as Danny Welbeck's late strike clinched a dramatic 2-1 win over Arsenal on Sunday.
United kicked off six points behind City after their rivals' victory over Tottenham earlier in the day and the champions were set to lose ground in the title race when Robin van Persie's second half goal cancelled out Antonio Valencia's opener at the Emirates Stadium.
But United have a well-earned reputation for late heroics and they came up with yet another last-gasp winner thanks to a clinical finish from Welbeck with just nine minutes remaining.
Welbeck's decisive intervention moved United back within three points of City and underlined their determination to stop Roberto Mancini's men wrestling the title away from their grasp.
In contrast, this was a dispiriting result for Arsenal, who pushed United hard in the second half, but have now lost three successive league games for the first time in five years and remain five points behind fourth placed Chelsea.
When news of City's win filtered through less than an hour before kick-off, Ferguson's players knew they were left with no margin for error.
On the face of it, United had no reason to fear an Arsenal team thrashed 8-2 at Old Trafford in August and without a host of key players including Thierry Henry, who failed a fitness test on a calf injury.
This was a much closer encounter than that Manchester mauling, but United's ruthless streak ensured the result was the same.
Phil Jones could only make it through the first 15 minutes before the United right-back was stretchered off after falling awkwardly while trying to close down Theo Walcott.
But England winger Walcott completely miscued Arsenal's only decent chance of the first half and Wenger's men were prone to lapses in defence, especially on the flanks where makeshift full-backs Johan Djourou and Thomas Vermaelen struggled.
Welbeck was the first to threaten when he got behind Arsenal's back-four, only to lash his shot over with justWojciech Szczesny to beat.
United were in again when Patrice Evra twisted away from Alex Song and teed up Nani for a low strike that Szczesny saved at his near post.
Nani took advantage of more sloppy defending from Djourou to break into the penalty area before clipping a shot well wide ofthe far post.
United's pressure finally told in first half stoppage time when Nani fed Ryan Giggs down the left and the Welsh midfielder floated a teasing cross to the far post, where Valencia got above Vermaelen to power his header past Szczesny.