Jurgen Klopp has acknowledged that a lot of people believe his Liverpool side could lose to Arsenal.
The Reds will visit the Emirates for the crucial fixture tomorrow, and it is a match that Arsenal cannot afford to lose.
While the Gunners historically struggled in matches against Liverpool, there has been a notable shift in recent times, evident in their draw against the Reds at Anfield in the reverse fixture. Additionally, Arsenal did not lose to Liverpool in the league last season and emerged victorious at home. The question now arises: can they repeat this feat?
The confidence in Arsenal’s potential is bolstered by their recent victory against Manchester City at the Emirates. Klopp is actively preparing his team to secure a win, aiming to maintain their comfortable position at the top of the league standings.
However, even the German knows winning will be tough and says, as quoted by The Sun:
“The next one is a massive one, a difficult one, Arsenal away.”
“I’m pretty sure everybody, besides Liverpool supporters, thinks we could lose there”
Just Arsenal Opinion
Defeating Liverpool is a must if we want to reignite our title challenge, but it will be very difficult.
Even without Mohamed Salah, Liverpool is the most in-form team in the Premier League right now and will give us problems.
The Reds know they cannot drop points, so they will do all they can to return from North London undefeated.
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The law of average dictates the table will turn, but I can smell it, surely i won’t be watching this one from behind my big chair
Mind games is all. The lads best stay ready to fight for every ball & not give them any quarter. Klopp is at it again but I trust our guys will not lose.
The psychology of sports is at work ,but Arsenal is going to win 3 :1.
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Most poll from YouTube channels think Liverpool win. This is Klopp’s mind game.
Of course Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp’s admission of people but the Liverpool fans think Arsenal playing at home today Sunday in the Epl. Will beat his Reds team side to carry the day victoriously over them. Is a very correct admission made by him.
Because as if he has foreseen the outcome result of the match. That is exertly what will happen in it today unfailingly.
For, I can see the Gunners raising the level of their game playing in the match to such a very high standard in all aspects in it physicallity, mentally, technically and tactically. To beat the Reds and beat them 3 nil at match end to which the Reds have no answer to but summit to the superior power of the Gunners at full-time of the match.
For the avoidance of doubt by the Arsenal doubters.
Final scores at full-time reads: Arsenal 3-0 Liverpool on the score board.
Trying to create an underdog tag for his players, us against the world. They’re leading the league so he has no footing to stand on. He was also playing mind games when he said his team was knackered. I bet they all felt 100 percent after their last match and they probably told him we are ready to go now if needed. I hope Arteta blanked all talk coming out of Liverpool and is only focused on what we need to do
Break on through, no sensiblly thinking fan will entrtain th far tetched suggestyion that MA is focuse don anything othe rtthsn whet OUR TEAM need to do toaday.
Far too much notice is generally given by fans, though not by managers, to so called “mind games”.
That term stems from FERGIES TIME AND IS BY NOW VERY PASSE AND OLD FASHIONED AND IRRELEVANT. Only lesser thinking fans talk seriously or take any notice of so called mind games.
I am sure that the only thing that ever affects opponents, meaning the players, is if they are overawed or scared of the quality of the team they face against that day. Teams that “park the bus” or as they say nowadays, play “a low block” are teams which are scared
Klopp would be far more likely to instill fear in our players if he BIGGED UP, rather than DOWNPLAYED his own players.
Either way though IT WOULD NOT WORK, which IS the bottom line.