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Arsenal beat the Invincibles' best run to make it a 10-game winning streak - but
Roy Keane still believes Manchester United will be champions.
Keane saw his Sunderland side give the Gunners a real fright, battling back from
going two goals down to level, only to see Robin van Persie bag the winner for
the third time in a week.
The victory puts the Gunners two points clear of second-placed Manchester
United, but former Old Trafford captain Keane believes Sir Alex Ferguson's side
will be on top when it counts.
"I think it's shaping up to be the same old title race between United and Arsenal,
but I'd still take United at the end of it," said the Sunderland chief.
"I think they'll have the edge. It's nothing to do with the results over the
weekend, I just think United are a touch ahead."
A fierce Van Persie free-kick put Arsenal ahead and Philippe Senderos doubled the
lead.
Ross Wallace pulled a goal back after 25 minutes. A Kenwyne Jones header put
the Black Cats level just after half-time but Van Persie fired home 10 minutes
from time.
Gunners boss Arsene Wenger said: "The game looked to be easy after 15
minutes and we convinced ourselves of that. We paid for it and that was a good
lesson, but we're maturing."
Roy Keane still believes Manchester United will be champions.
Keane saw his Sunderland side give the Gunners a real fright, battling back from
going two goals down to level, only to see Robin van Persie bag the winner for
the third time in a week.
The victory puts the Gunners two points clear of second-placed Manchester
United, but former Old Trafford captain Keane believes Sir Alex Ferguson's side
will be on top when it counts.
"I think it's shaping up to be the same old title race between United and Arsenal,
but I'd still take United at the end of it," said the Sunderland chief.
"I think they'll have the edge. It's nothing to do with the results over the
weekend, I just think United are a touch ahead."
A fierce Van Persie free-kick put Arsenal ahead and Philippe Senderos doubled the
lead.
Ross Wallace pulled a goal back after 25 minutes. A Kenwyne Jones header put
the Black Cats level just after half-time but Van Persie fired home 10 minutes
from time.
Gunners boss Arsene Wenger said: "The game looked to be easy after 15
minutes and we convinced ourselves of that. We paid for it and that was a good
lesson, but we're maturing."