“Arsenal won’t win by a big scoreline” – Gary Neville lowers the Gunners to Man Utd’s mediocre level, names who will win between Brentford and Arsenal as key player won’t be available for the club

Gary Neville lowers the Gunners to Man Utd’s mediocre level, names who will win between Brentford and Arsenal as key player won’t be available for the club.

Gary Neville, pundit and former Man Utd footballer has made a prediction for Arsenal’s upcoming game against Brentford this weekend. Despite a recent loss that ended their unbeaten run, Arsenal remains near the top of the league table.

With Liverpool and Manchester City facing each other in the same round, a win for Arsenal could potentially propel them to the top of the league standings if the other match ends in a draw.

Neville has expressed his belief that Mikel Arteta’s team has the capabilities to secure a victory against Brentford in this crucial fixture. The Gunners will be eager to capitalise on this opportunity to climb to the top of the league and maintain their strong start to the season.

He said on the Stick to Football podcast: “Arsenal are winning that. 1-0 Arsenal.”

It feels good to see Neville make such a prediction, but that should not be our concern.

Arsenal are better suited to win the game more than 1 nil as every of our key players are back. Martin Odegaard and Gabriel Jesus could start for Mikel Arteta’s men, giving us a better advantage of winning the game by a far goal margin.

We have to train like we are playing the most important game of our lives and ensure we make the fixture difficult for the Bees.

They have had some impressive results against top clubs and we have to avoid falling into their traps in the game.

Mikel Arteta has confirmed goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale will return to Arsenal’s Premier League team on Saturday, with David Raya ineligible to face his parent club Brentford.

Raya has started every Premier League and Champions League game for the Gunners since the September international break, usurping Ramsdale as Arsenal’s No 1 in the process.

Raya is on loan from Brentford – with a view to making the temporary deal permanent next summer for £30m – and Premier League rules state that loan players cannot play against their parent clubs.

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