Arsenal vs Liverpool: Combined XI | Premier League 2020-21

Forwards: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Arsenal), Roberto Firmino (Liverpool), Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)

Roberto Firmino is a master at linking his side's attacks together.

Both Arsenal and Liverpool have some superb attackers that haven’t made it into this team. Liverpool’s Diogo Jota, for instance, has an impressive six goals to his name in his first Premier League campaign at Anfield.

And Sadio Mane has been on fantastic form for years now and has seven goals and four assists this season.

Arsenal’s Alexandre Lacazette, meanwhile, is enjoying an excellent season, while Nicolas Pepe is also capable of brilliance on his day.

If you look at the work they’ve done over the course of the last few seasons, though, you can’t look past Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Roberto Firmino, and Mohamed Salah.

Aubameyang has struggled at points during the current campaign and has even been dropped by Mikel Arteta for disciplinary reasons.

However, the speedy Gabonese international is still one of the Premier League’s most deadly attackers. A total of 63 goals in 109 Premier League games simply can’t be argued with.

Firmino comes under criticism for his finishing at times, but he’s still managed to score six goals this season while also registering five assists.

At his best, few players can hold up to the Brazilian when it comes to linking attacks together. Moreover, his telepathic relationship with Salah means it’s hard to leave him out, too.

Salah, of course, is a must for any combined XI involving Liverpool.

The Egyptian has been an absolute goal machine since his arrival at Anfield in 2017. And even as Liverpool have struggled at times this season, Salah has remained consistent – scoring 17 goals to top the Premier League’s scoring charts.

With these three attackers, this side would have a shot against any team in the world.