Liverpool vs Arsenal: Gunners Aim to End 12-Year Anfield Drought in Title Chase
Arsenal travel to Anfield on Sunday seeking their first Premier League win at Liverpool since 2012—a result that could inject momentum into their title ambitions. The Gunners arrive unbeaten after two league matches, boasting the division’s best defensive record, while champions Liverpool have shown early defensive frailties, conceding goals despite their attacking strength. History, though, is against Mikel Arteta’s men. Liverpool remain unbeaten at home in August since 2015 and have scored in 36 consecutive league games, closing in on a club milestone. Arsenal are winless in their last 12 league trips to Anfield, their last victory coming 12 years ago. Arsenal’s preparations are clouded by injuries, with Bukayo Saka, Kai Havertz, Martin Ødegaard, and Gabriel Jesus either out or doubtful. But new £68 million signing Eberechi Eze could make his debut. Arteta praised the midfielder’s “special aura” in training […]
