Jermaine Jenas believes Arsenal could get ‘caught out’ by Manchester United in Sunday’s crunch Premier League encounter.

Mikel Arteta’s side are sitting comfortable at the top of the table, despite missing out on the opportunity to go nine points clear of Manchester City after their goalless draw with Nottingham Forest last weekend.

The Gunners are unbeaten in their last 12 matches in all competitions, but face a potential banana skin on Sunday against United, who have made a bright start to life under new interim head coach Michael Carrick.

Goals from Bryan Mbeumo and Patrick Dorgu saw United coast to a 2-0 win over City last weekend in what was a hugely promising display in Carrick’s game in charge.

And former Tottenham midfielder Jenas believes United’s performance against City could provide them with a blueprint to go to the Emirates and get another positive result on Sunday.

‘Watching that game against Man City, the first thing I saw was well-drilled, organisation and partnerships were developing,’ he said on the Wilcards Podcast.

‘Up top with Mbeumo and Fernandes, they were linking up loads, obviously got that assist for Mbeumo for the first goal of the game.

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