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Predicted Arsenal line up against Brentford with surprise changes in defence and midfield - gallery

A look at how Arsenal could line up against Brentford on Saturday in the Premier League.

Chris Wheatley
By Chris Wheatley
Published 9th Feb 2023, 11:56 BST
Updated 9th Feb 2023, 12:15 BST

Mikel Arteta’s side were narrowly beaten by Everton in their previous league encounter as Sean Dyche secured a win in his first game as Toffees boss.

The Gunners boss hasn’t tinkered with his team too much this season unless injuries have forced him to, but he could decide to freshen things up following the 1-0 loss at Goodison Park.

Arteta will speak more about any possible injury concerns in Friday’s pre-match press conference, with Gabriel Jesus now on the road to recovery after returning to London Colney training ground this week.

Jesus remains several weeks away from a return to full fitness, with Emile Smith Rowe the other Arsenal star who is currently sidelined through injury.

Here is a look at how Arsenal could choose to line up in their league match.

Arteta will speak more about any possible injury concerns in Friday’s pre-match press conference, with Gabriel Jesus now on the road to recovery after returning to London Colney training ground this week.

Will continue at left back ahead of the now second choice Kieran Tierney.

5. LB - Oleksandr Zinchenko

Will continue at left back ahead of the now second choice Kieran Tierney.

Hauled off in the second half against Everton but will likely start on Saturday.

6. CM - Thomas Partey

Hauled off in the second half against Everton but will likely start on Saturday.

A no brainer to start in midfield.

7. CM - Granit Xhaka

A no brainer to start in midfield. Photo: Stuart MacFarlane

Possesses the creativity and leadership to guide Arsenal in these matches.

8. CM - Martin Odegaard

Possesses the creativity and leadership to guide Arsenal in these matches. Photo: Gareth Copley

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