Arteta to make 1 change, ‘phenomenal’ ace to start: Arsenal predicted line-up vs Man City

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As Arsenal prepare to take on Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium, we have tried our best to call the visitors’ predicted lineup.

Ahead of the Premier League’s much-awaited title decider, we expect Mikel Arteta to just make 1 change to his side.

Arsenal predicted lineup vs Manchester City

After making a howler in between the sticks against Southampton, Aaron Ramsdale will be hoping to rectify his mistake in our Arsenal predicted lineup against Manchester City.

At right-back, Ben White is expected to start once again in an attempt to keep one of the league’s most in-form wide players in Jack Grealish quiet.

With Mikel Arteta telling Football.London that William Saliba’s injury has not improved yet, Rob Holding is likely to keep his place in the side again.

Alongside the English defender is set to be Gabriel Magalhaes in our Arsenal predicted lineup against Manchester City.

As Mikel Arteta faces the decision of either fielding the more defensively sound Kieran Tierney or the controller in the middle of the park in Oleksandr Zinchenko, we foresee him picking the latter.

At the base of midfield, Thomas Partey is expected to start proceedings, as per usual.

Considering the Spanish coach himself said that Granit Xhaka’s return is a ‘doubt’, he could favour a more stable option in midfield in Jorginho, who was branded as ‘phenomenal’ by Paul Merson via the Daily Star.

And of course, Martin Odegaard will lead the team out at the Etihad Stadium as the No.10.

At right wing, Bukayo Saka is also another guaranteed started in our Arsenal predicted lineup.

In the No.9 role, Gabriel Jesus will return to his former employers’ stadium in an attempt to stop them from an incredible three-peat.

While at left wing, the Gunners’ most lethal weapon in recent outings in Gabriel Martinelli will also likely retain his place.

Arsenal predicted lineup vs Manchester City: Ramsdale, White, Holding, Gabriel, Zinchenko, Partey, Xhaka, Odegaard, Saka, Jesus, Martinelli