Arsenal vs Manchester United: Matheus Cunha may land in trouble after wonder-goal at Emirates; here's what happened

Matheus Cunha could land into trouble after the Brazilian inspired Manchester United to a thrilling comeback win over table toppers Arsenal in the Premier League at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday. In what looked like a draw until the 87th minute, Cunha's stunning long-ranger stunned the Gunners, as Manchester United registered back-to-back wins.

Cunha's wonder goal left the Premier League title-race wide open as Arsenal are just four points ahead of Manchester City (second) and Aston Villa (third) at the top of the standings. But Cunha's joy could be short-lived as the Brazilian might face a punishment for his celebrations.

As soon as the ball went past Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya into the back of the net, Cunha wheeled away in celebrations and was mobbed by his teammates. Cunha looked straight into the camera and could e heard saying "f***** (inaudible)". The win was also Manchester United interim boss Michael Carrick's second in as many matches.

In the minutes after the celebration, Sky Sports commentator Peter Drury issued an apology, by saying: "If you heard some mad language among the celebrations we apologise.

The FA have been known to take exception to players swearing directly down the camera. Back in 2011, United legend Wayne Rooney was banned for two games for doing so during the Premier League match vs West Ham, Cunha therefore risks the same sort of punishment.