Arsenal visits Liverpool this weekend for the latest test of their title credentials and Jurgen Klopp’s men will give them a proper match.
The Gunners have it all to play for in the game, but Liverpool still has a slim hope of making the top four.
The Reds recently won against Manchester United 7-0 at Anfield, but it is just one of those good days they have had at Anfield this season.
Their season has mostly been poor and we expect them to lose some more points.
However, at Anfield, Liverpool comes alive and Arsenal has a terrible record when they visit that ground.
This means the Gunners could drop points and Mikel Arteta knows how hard it is to win there.
However, The Daily Mail’s Daniel Matthews has told the Gunners why they could win.
“This might be Arsenal’s best chance for a while. For one, Arsenal’s preparations will not be filmed by Amazon cameras.
“Another source of optimism? Liverpool’s record since that win over United reads: played four, won none, scored just one. They are eighth, 29 points adrift of Arsenal.
“Most important of all, though, Arteta and his side have changed.”
Just Arsenal Opinion
Beating Liverpool at Anfield will be a turning point in winning the league this season because it will make our players believe they can win at any ground until the term ends.
Everyone knows Anfield is a graveyard for dreams but if we overcome them, we could be champions.
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This time round the odds have evened up on Liverpool side you can easily sense fear all around Liverpool fan base.
Arsenal have their hands on the trophy and are not going to let go. Meaning that winning at Anfield is paramount. Go! Lads Go!
There are a few scary parts to this – the lengthy period without a win, the beatings that we take sometimes at Liverpool’s hands, their form over the past few years and the odd game like a 7-0 thrashing of MU.
But they aren’t that team or those teams – their midfield is old and beaten up, their backline is suspect and while they have a good front line, they will have to track back to help out or we will kill them.
We are a better team now and we are a very different team – the mix of our homegrown talent with the key additions is just so different – the body language of the players, the togetherness and the celebrations of goals and wins is so refreshing and shows that we have turned a corner (don’t tell the celebration police that I said that).
COYG!!!