Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Anfield

Liverpool have not played a game for 18 days, and it is 28 days since their last Premier League game - the Merseyside derby at Everton.

There was no rest, of course, with many players on international duty and it doesn't get much easier from now with 13 games in 42 days coming up.

With so many games in such a short space of time, the Reds' squad is going to be key as they look to propel themselves up the table quickly. They currently sit eighth, 12 points behind leaders Arsenal although Jurgen Klopp's side does have two games in hand.

Still, it feels like this is a game they really must win, especially with the Gunners coming up in their next Premier League game.

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Eddie: Arsenal getting back into the top four is enough for me; I'm not even bothered about them staying top - not with Man City looking menacing with that Targaryen dragon up front burning everything in his path!

Stick around for all the reaction from the Emirates but there's plenty to come elsewhere in the Premier League.

Five games are kicking off at 3pm, including new Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi's trip to Anfield. West Ham take on Wolves later at 17:30 BST.

Bournemouth v Brentford

Crystal Palace v Chelsea

Fulham v Newcastle

Liverpool v Brighton

Southampton v Everton

Tottenham players were still unhappy about the red card at full-time and Eric Dier was having a strong word with the referee.

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Arsenal players and Mikel Arteta are taking all the plaudits from a celebrating Emirates Stadium.

Gabriel Jesus gets a hug from his manager while Gabriel Martinelli applauds the fans.

Those supporters will have a good weekend.

Arsenal remain top of the league and top of the pops in north London. A comfortable victory in the end after Emerson Royal's sending off.

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Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's Arsenal's day without doubt. The highlight of the last 10 minutes has been seeing Aaron Ramsdale turn round and wave to the almost empty Spurs away end.

I love players showing their personality because it's happening less and less on the pitch.

Gabriel Martinelli for one last effort?

He curls it over the bar from the free-kick.

Another foul by Eric Dier on Eddie Nketiah and this time he is shown a yellow card.

Eddie Nketiah spins away from Eric Dier. Play is allowed to go on before it's pulled back and Arsenal have a free-kick.

Kieran Tierney is a long way out but he has acres of space to shoot. He does and it's spinning and swerving as Hugo Lloris has to dive to push it behind for a corner.

Takehiro Tomiyasu is coming on for Ben White. Wholesale changes left, right and centre.

Arsenal fans are on their feet around the Emirates singing "Arseeeenaaaaal".

Bukayo Saka wins a throw-in and Eddie Nketiah won't rush about.

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A few more cards starting to come out in this second half as Gabriel Martinelli goes in the book for a late challenge.

Several Spurs fans are already starting to head out.

It's damage limitation for Spurs now. Arsenal are moving it around the edge of the box, trying to penetrate and testing the defence with crosses from both sides. Will they add to their tally? Around 10 minutes to go.

Wow! That's a bold statement from Adam...

Adam: Antonio Conte will be gone before the end of the season.

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More Arsenal changes.

Martin Odegaard and Gabriel Jesus are off. They are replaced by Eddie Nketiah and Fabio Vieira.

Eyes already on European action.

Harry Kane lines up a free-kick for Tottenham. Can he make something happen?

Eric Dier rolls it for him and Kane hits it straight at the wall.