Ryan Giggs insists Manchester United must be wary of an Arsenal side on Sunday who have discovered consistency. Both sides have players in red-hot form at the moment, and will be looking to the likes of Wayne Rooney and Cesc Fabregas to shine once more, but veteran midfielder Giggs insists United will not be focusing their attention on stopping individuals.
"Arsenal are a young team," he said.
"But when you look someone like Fabregas, he may only be 22 but he has a lot of experience.
"As a team, they are gaining experience all the time, so I doubt they will pinpoint one player, in the same way we won't do for them.
"You can admire certain individuals but there are all good players. That is why they play for Arsenal.
"It is better to try and stop the team as a whole because these games tend to be decided by a little bit of brilliance from one individual."
