Arsenal maintain unbeaten run

Arsenal 1 Manchester United 1

Sun, 28 Mar, 2004 - 19:02

Arsenal 1 Manchester United 1

Manchester United denied Arsenal the victory which would have settled the title race with a late equaliser at Highbury but the trophy still seems way beyond their grasp.

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Courts Soccer Premiership Place: Highbury Place: Old Trafford Person: Thierry Henry Person: Louis Saha Person: Arsene Wenger Person: Wes Brown Person: Fredrik Ljungberg Person: Roy Carroll Person: Swede Person: Jose Reyes Person: Jens Lehmann Person: Eric Djemba-Djemba Person: Gary Neville Person: Henry Person: Patrick Vieira Person: Ruud van Nistelrooy Person: Vieira Person: Neville Person: Pires Person: Sir Alex Ferguson Person: Roy Keane Person: Reyes Person: Frenchman Person: Carroll Person: Ian Wright Person: Ryan Giggs Person: Sol Campbell Person: Welshman Person: Ferguson Person: Saha Person: Djemba-Djemba Person: Ljungberg Person: Spaniard Person: Gilberto Silva Person: Pascal Cygan Person: Lehmann Person: Giggs Person: Scholes Person: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer Person: Van Nistelrooy Person: Lauren Event: Premiership Organisation: Arsenal Organisation: Manchester United Organisation: United Organisation: Chelsea Organisation: Gunners

<p>Patrick Hickey. Picture: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile</p>

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