Arsenal legend backs the Gunners to make a statement against Liverpool

Arsenal legend David Seaman expresses confidence that the Gunners have the potential to make a significant statement with a noteworthy result when they face Liverpool this weekend.

Mikel Arteta’s team currently trails behind Liverpool in the league table, and a victory for the Reds at the Emirates tomorrow could potentially diminish Arsenal’s aspirations for the title.

Despite a subpar conclusion to the year 2023, Arsenal has commenced the current year with two consecutive league victories, fostering optimism as they prepare to confront Liverpool.

Seaman backs Arsenal to produce a positive result in the forthcoming game, potentially reshaping the narrative surrounding their title aspirations.

He said, as quoted by Metro Sport:

‘I see this as very similar to the Manchester City game when City came to the Emirates, and it’s a chance of making a statement and making people talk a little more about Arsenal because, at the moment, all the talk is about City and Liverpool.

‘We need to get back into that equation and that starts by, I was going to say getting a point… but I’m thinking three points. But it’s going to be so tough.’

Just Arsenal Opinion

We have to win the game, but that does not mean it will be an easy fixture for us.

Our players know how important it is that we secure victory in the match, and we believe they will work hard to achieve that.

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2 Comments

  1. The neutrals will see this game from a pro Liverpool angle and I can understand why, base on the Merseyside attacking metrics of late.
    They are averaging some 23 shots per match over the last dozen games, and that’s truly impressive.

    But Arsenal should use this weekend and hand the gaffer a bran new four year contract regardless of the result against Liverpool on Sunday.
    With the legendary Klopp on his way out and the continuing uncertainty surrounding Pep Guardiola who may have think he’s done everything with the champions, he may not stick around with pending punishment for transfer violations.

    What a strong message the extension would send, giving the gaffer time to reap the benefits of his handling of the North London outfit.
    Surely Arsenal must strike the rod while its red hot

  2. Liverpool are very organized in second half, Arsenal should win the game from the first minute. They always strong in second half and arsenal are better team in first half.

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