Liverpool will aim to cheer up their supporters with a tenth straight domestic home victory when they host Arsenal after a rare Premier League defeat.
Liverpool’s title-winning celebrations stumbled when they suffered a 3-1 defeat away at Chelsea last weekend.
Additionally, Trent Alexander-Arnold confirmed he will leave the club in the summer, finally ending months of speculation.
Now the Reds can lift spirits by chasing a tenth straight home win in domestic competition against second-placed Arsenal.
However, Arsenal have denied Liverpool victory in each of the last five Premier League meetings this season. They claimed three draws and two victories over the Reds.
Meanwhile, Arsenal have endured recent disappointment, losing their Champions League semi-final tie 3-1 on aggregate to PSG. They then fell to a 2-1 defeat at Bournemouth. This marked only the third time Arteta’s side have lost three consecutive matches since his arrival in December 2019. They have also dropped 21 points from winning positions this season.
Players to watch include Virgil van Dijk, who could become the fourth Dutchman to reach 300 Premier League appearances. He scored before halftime in the reverse fixture, but his three club goals this season came on or after the 80th minute. Bukayo Saka loves high-stakes meetings with Liverpool. He has scored four goals and picked up two yellow cards in their last five league encounters.
Interestingly, each of the last five league meetings between these teams featured at least two goals before halftime.
Ultimately, both teams will look to build momentum ahead of crucial season finales, and fans can expect an intense battle under the Anfield lights.
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