Leandro Trossard acknowledges that Arsenal’s upcoming game against Liverpool this weekend will be challenging, emphasising the need for Arsenal to perform at their very best to secure a victory.
Arsenal is set to visit Anfield, widely recognised as one of the most formidable stadiums for opposing teams. The team is determined to return to London with all three points from this fixture.
However, they are fully aware that winning at Anfield is no easy task, as Liverpool seldom loses at home, and their passionate supporters create a hostile environment for opponents.
Additionally, the Gunners have struggled at Anfield in the league since Jurgen Klopp took charge. While Mikel Arteta has secured victories against Liverpool at the Emirates, Arsenal faces the challenge of improving their record at Anfield, despite making a positive start in their last visit to the ground.
However, they will have to be extraordinarily good to win there and Trossard said, as quoted by Standard Sport:
“They (Liverpool) have such a good squad and such a great team, and you can tell how they are evolving this season as well, how well they are doing.
“It is always a really tough place to go to get points from, so we have to be so, so good in the game and on the day to get away with points and, hopefully, the three points.
“I think we are in a good moment now. We had a really good game against Brighton. We have got the momentum going again and we have such a good squad.
“If everyone is at their best, we can beat them there. Obviously, there are numerous factors that can decide a game – but we have to believe in ourselves that we can win there. Hopefully we can do that.”
Just Arsenal Opinion
Winning at Anfield is not what many clubs can boast of and we are going on a very difficult mission this weekend.
However, just as we defeated Manchester City, we can earn all the points from this fixture.
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Liverpool midfield and attack isn’t that strong except for Salah only and that doesn’t mean arsenal to allow them space to run into Nunuz has got great speed but is finishing hasn’t been that great likewise the Diaz who wouldn’t be having the support of the injured Robertson so the likes of Havertz,Rice and Odegaard might have a field day tomorrow Martineli and Saka on the wings will run riots on Liverpool wingbacks Jesus will have to fight it out with the help of Havertz because Liverpool have got tall centre backs, some early romours says Klop will start Diaz,Gakpo and Salah in attack in a 433 formation so that is a easy forward like to deal with White should be active throughout to deal with speedy Diaz Gakpo wouldn’t get past Saliba, Gabriel and Kiwior will have Salah in is bockets.
I believe it’s noted that Aston Villa will takeover the leadership of the Epl today Friday IF the Vilians playing at home happens to beat the Blades. But this is the Premier League where a shocking result can happen.
Lesandro Trossard has reportedly said that, for Arsenal to beat Liverpool in the Epl tomorrow Saturday, the Gunners SHOULD have the beliefs and believe they can do the job of beating the Reds successfully.
Particularly at their intimidating Anfield Stadium fortress backyard. At where the Gunners have not won in the Epl since the Jurgen Klopp the current Reds manager took over the Reds team as the boss.
In the light of this believing in oneself to surmount the odds against him. And fight the win battle fight to win. I therefore implore Mikel Arteta and his Gunners team he will take to Anfield. To believe themselves they will beat Liverpool tomorrow at their Anfield Stadium backyard.
Nevertheless, let the Gunners charge themselves to fight the winning battle fight to beat the Reds on their home soil. And beat them unfailingly.
The most important thing, as Trossard rightly pointed out, is to believe in ourselves and believe that we can beat Liverpoool. They have a very strong attack but their defence is vulnerable. So if we control the game in the midfield areas and not allow them scoring opportunities, we could spring forward using the pace of Martinelli and saka and score against them. We have to be positionally very disciplined and firm in our tackles.
The draw at Anfield last season was progress to me.
Let’s build on that and go a step higher.
3 points for the gunners
COYG. Make my evening once again pleeeease.