The Arsenal social media admin was on absolute fire after the Gunners’ 2-0 win against Manchester United today, take a look at them brutally trolling Solskjaer and United below. Arsenal fans have been crying out for a big win against their rivals Manchester United for some time now – nearly two years to be precise. The Gunners had failed to beat United in the two sides’ last four meetings so today’s 2-0 win was much-needed. Arsenal’s recent losses to the Red Devils have also seen them shamed by the likes of Jesse Lingard – on numerous occasions might we add. The Gunners needed to dish out some payback to United, Lingard recently tagged the Emirates Stadium as his ‘dancefloor’. The Gunners were in desperate need of clawing back some ‘meme points’ if that’s what you’d called them, and their admin certainly delivered the goods today. Check out the hilarious post below: Unai Emery’s side have now moved ahead of United to fourth place in the league, maybe this is the big win that Arsenal have been crying out for. It will give the side the momentum they will need to come out on top in a battle for a top four finish against Chelsea and United.<doc-sep>Sign up to FREE email alerts from Football London - Arsenal Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Goals for Granit Xhaka and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang ensured that Arsenal became the first team to beat Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Manchester United away from Old Trafford, and thanks to Alex Iwobi and Matteo Guendouzi the fans did not miss the decisivie moments for the Gunners. Unai Emery saw his side go ahead in the first half due to a shot from his Swiss midfielder that surprised David De Gea, sending the ball into the back of the Spaniard's net. The home side continued to push on and were the better side for most of the contest, and in the second half they got their just desserts. A penalty was awarded to Arsenal, with Aubameyang stepping up to take it - just over a week on from the north London derby when the Gabon forward failed to put away a spot kick against Tottenham Hotspur. It was a vital moment in the game. Had Arsenal not made the most of the opportunity, they could have let the win slip as had been the case in the 1-1 draw with Spurs. With the drama unfolding on the pitch, Guendouzi and Iwobi looked on from the corner flag. They had been sent off to warm up by the coaching staff. Unfortunately, the pair had ended up standing right in front of a section of supporters who were unable to see Aubameyang as he prepared for the penalty. After recognising that they were in the way, Guendouzi and Iwobi quickly reacted to dive to the floor to allow the fans to see over them. With the duo on their fronts in prone positions watching on, Aubaemyang dispatched his penalty to beat De Gea. The supporters got to see the strike to doubled Arsenal's lead. Everyone was a winner. Well, except for Manchester United, their players and their fans. Keep up to date with the latest news, features and exclusives from football.london via the free football.london app for iPhone and Android . Available to download from the App Store and Google Play .<doc-sep>(CNN) Ole Gunnar Solskjaer suffered his first defeat in the English Premier League as caretaker manager of Manchester United, as his side was beaten 2-0 by Arsenal. A goal from Granit Xhaka and a second half penalty from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang were enough to separate the sides in an entertaining fixture at the Emirates Stadium. It was the Norwegian's first league defeat in 13 matches, a record which saw his side win 10 times and draw twice. The loss is also Solskjaer's first away defeat in all competitions since replacing Jose Mourinho at Old Trafford in December 2018. It was somewhat of a comedown from Manchester United's heroics in Paris four days earlier -- which saw the Reds beat PSG and reach the quarterfinals of the Champions League in astonishing circumstances. Read More<doc-sep>Aaron Ramsey believes Arsenal still have work to do under Unai Emery even after his side beat Manchester United 2-0 to move back into the top four. Goals from Granit Xhaka and a penalty from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang were enough for Arsenal to inflict a first domestic defeat on United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, as they picked up their ninth successive home win. The result means Arsenal climbed back above United and into the top four, and are now just one point behind Tottenham in third, having been ten points adrift 16 days ago. Ramsey, nonetheless, is calling for caution. 2:57 Highlights from Arsenal's 2-0 win over Manchester United in the Premier League. "We have had a new manager come in with new ideas and it has been a season of trying to adapt to certain things that he wants from us and sometimes it has come off and sometimes it hasn't - it is a work in process," Ramsey told Sky Sports. "I am just happy we won the game and we have put ourselves in a great position to finish off the season and hopefully nick a top-four spot." 2:49 Jamie Carragher, Gary Neville and Graeme Souness believe Arsenal are different under Unai Emery compared to Arsene Wenger Aubameyang's second-half penalty came just one week after Aubameyang saw his last-gasp penalty against Tottenham saved, costing Arsenal a valuable victory, and Ramsey praised the character of his team-mate for not shirking responsibility. "It took a lot of courage for him to do that but he is a confident guy," Ramsey added. "He was in bits after the last game after he missed the penalty. "He showed great character today to step up and slot that one away so calmly. The boys are buzzing for him and we are delighted to have come away with the win."<doc-sep>
Unai Emery has admitted that he was “proud” of Bernd Leno’s performance as the goalkeeper helped Arsenal to claim a 2-0 win over Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday. The Gunners became the first team to beat Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men in the Premier League this term since he took over from Jose Mourinho at Old Trafford back in December. Granit Xhaka opened the scoring in the first half, and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang dispatched his penalty in the 69th minute to hand Arsenal a vital win in the race for Champions League qualification. Leno was in fine form as he produced a number of solid saves to keep Manchester United at bay on Sunday afternoon. And Arsenal manager Emery has admitted that he was delighted by the German goalkeeper’s performance at The Emirates. Speaking at his post-match news conference on Sunday afternoon, Emery said: “I’m very proud of our players. They gave all they could against the best team at this moment. “We were playing very competitive for 90 minutes and I think we deserved this victory. We can be happy today. “We knew Manchester United could use different tactics but we wanted to impose our game-plan and I think we did that. “Our goalkeeper is very important and sometimes the goalkeeper can save us and today I’m very proud of his work.” The win lifted Arsenal up into fourth place in the Premier League and left them just one point behind their bitter local rivals Tottenham Hotspur with eight games left to play. Arsenal are aiming to try and break back into the top four this season for the first time in two seasons. MORE: Latest Arsenal news and views MORE: Football transfer rumours and gossip