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After scoring early against Arsenal, Rasmus Hojlund believed he had the perfect start to the preseason, but it wasn’t to be as he left the game soon after due to an injury.

The absence of the Manchester United striker was felt, and Arsenal responded by defeating LA 2-1. Along with Hojlund, Leny Yoro also took an early bath after being hurt.

Even so, there were a lot of good things to take away from the game, including some excellent football early on.

The five lessons we took away from the game are listed below.

Amass’s dribbling and pressure-evading dashes are too strong for his senior opponents to handle, and he is an incredible sight to witness when he has the ball.

Though the Brazilian was probably offside, it was unfortunate for him to watch Gabriel Jesus score. Nevertheless, he had a fantastic game and we think he will definitely be starting for the first squad this season.

Clearly better organisation this season than last
The team’s ludicrous setup from the previous season nearly invariably resulted in a disastrous outcome for United.

However, there were noticeable adjustments made against Arsenal that improved the team’s structure both with and without the ball.

With a disciplined pairing occasionally on the ball and a very high defensive line that reduces the likelihood of the spaces we saw last season, the midfield is no longer barren.