Arsenal won this exact fixture 3-2 last season, last beating Liverpool at home in consecutive Premier League campaigns in 2013-14/2014-15.

Liverpool have scored in each of their last 16 Premier League games against Arsenal since a goalless draw in August 2015. Overall, they’re the only side to score 100+ goals against the Gunners in the competition (108).

This will be the 200th league meeting between Arsenal and Liverpool, the fifth fixture to have been played as many times in English football history. Liverpool have won 79 to Arsenal’s 66 so far (D54).

Liverpool won 2-0 against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium in the FA Cup last month. There have been five occasions of a team winning twice away against the Gunners in the same season, with three of those coming across the last three campaigns (Nottingham Forest 1987-88, Aston Villa 1993-94, Manchester City 2020-21, Liverpool 2021-22, Brighton 2022-23).

Arsenal have taken five points from their last three Premier League games against Liverpool (W1 D2), as many as they had in their previous 12 (W1 D2 L9). They’re looking to remain unbeaten in four league games against the Reds for the first time since between December 2014 and January 2016 (W1 D3).

Arsenal have opened the scoring in their last three Premier League games against Liverpool, doing so in the opening 10 minutes of the match each time. They last scored first in four straight league meetings with the Reds between August 1967 and November 1970 (a run of six).

Liverpool have won their last four Premier League away games, scoring 10 goals and conceding just one. It’s just one fewer win than they had in their previous 15 on the road in the league (W5 D7 L3).

Gabriel Martinelli has more goal contributions against Liverpool in all competitions than he has against any other opponent for Arsenal (4 goals, 2 assists). The Brazilian netted the opener after just 58 seconds in this exact fixture last season, also assisting Bukayo Saka’s goal to give the Gunners a 2-1 lead heading into half time.

Across his five appearances at the Emirates Stadium for Liverpool, Diogo Jota has averaged a goal or assist every 41 minutes in all competitions (5 goals, 2 assists in 287 minutes). Indeed, since the start of 2020-21 (his first season with Liverpool), Mohamed Salah (7 at Old Trafford) is the only Premier League player to have scored more goals at an away ground in all competitions than Jota’s five at Arsenal.

Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold has assisted six goals in his last seven Premier League games against Arsenal. Overall he’s assisted seven in the competition against the Gunners, his most against any opponent, and the joint-most any player has against Arsenal (Steven Gerrard also 7).