Arsenal need to play down the middle more often, as they're becoming too predictable in attack, as evidenced in their 1-0 win against Nottingham Forest on Sunday.

Writer Dylan Oakley argues that Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta must adjust his tactics to attack through the center to increase goal output. Despite securing a 1-0 victory against Nottingham Forest via an 80th-minute goal from substitute Noni Madueke, Arsenal managed only one shot on target while controlling nearly 74% possession at the City Ground.
Oakley highlights that Arsenal have scored 11 goals in seven Premier League matches, trailing league leaders in scoring. The writer contends that Arsenal's offense is overly reliant on wide areas and crosses, urging Arteta to utilize Martin Odegaard to create central opportunities for forwards Kai Havertz and Viktor Gyokeres.
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