Neville believes Arsenal's attack is becoming predictable

London's Arsenal is currently facing challenging times, as a shortage of forwards due to injuries is making it difficult for the "Gunners" to capitalize on their opportunities. Despite Mikel Arteta's team scoring seven goals against PSV last Tuesday, they have managed to find the net only once in their last three Premier League matches, drawing harsh criticism from Gary Neville.

Details: According to Neville, Arteta's front-line players are not able to interact well enough with each other, making them predictable.

Quote: "Predictable. Safe. At times, they do a good job, but they need players who can interact with each other and speed up the game in the final third. That's what the best players do.

Liverpool performs better in the final third, and their attacking metrics show it. Arsenal defends very well, although I believe Manchester United had three or four big chances in the second half, but they still conceded only one goal through their goalkeeper and back four," Neville stated.