The weekend's Premier League matchup against Arsenal, according to former Manchester United captain Gary Neville, will be a "big test" for the Red Devils.

Speaking on his podcast, Neville asserted that Mikel Arteta's "experiment" is failing but urged United to "raise their game" ahead of the match.

The Gunners welcome Erik ten Hag’s team following their disappointing 2-2 home draw against 10-man Fulham on Saturday.

United stumbled to a 3-2 win over Nottingham Forest at Old Trafford this weekend despite going 2-0 down after just four minutes.

“I’d expect next week that Mikel Arteta is going to end that experiment and go with a solid back four.

“Move Partey into midfield with Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard. Get back to something that resembles what a team should look like.

“I feel there is that with Arsenal. They’ll go back to the basics of 4-3-3. Manchester United are decent on the counter-attack, but this is a big test for them.

“United have to rise and raise their game, but Arsenal need to sort themselves out too,” Neville said.