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Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
Liverpool haven't lost a domestic game since 30 September, not too far away from here at Tottenham.
Summary
Saka, Martinelli & Trossard give Arsenal victory over title rivals Liverpool
Gunners move within two points of Premier League leaders
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Image source, Getty ImagesThis opening 20 minutes isn’t surprising. For 45 minutes in the cup game Arsenal were far superior to Liverpool then too but couldn’t score and ended up losing. This time we have scored.
Paul
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Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 LiveBrilliant piece of defending from Virgil van Dijk after some sloppy play from Alisson and Trent Alexander-Arnold.
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Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
It was Trent Alexander-Arnold's mistake that led to that Martin Odegaard chance.
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Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
Gary Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Sky SportsMartin Odegaard took too much time, by the time he decided to shoot he had given Virgil van Dijk time to get back.
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Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
Image source, PA MediaMartin Odegaard has a shot blocked as Arsenal push for a second. Now the captain finds Gabriel Martinelli on the left but his cross is cut out. Very promising spell.
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Thank goodness Saka was there to mop up after Havertz’s feeble attempt at a shot.
Tim
Arsenal's perfect startpublished at 16:50 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium
Image source, ReutersArsenal dominated the opening phase of the recent FA Cup third round tie here but ended up paying a heavy price for missed chances. Now they have the platform of a goal to build on, can they take full advantage?
Emirates Stadium is as buoyant as you might expect.
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Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
David Raya catches Trent Alexander-Arnold's cross. Jurgen Klopp ended up not having the selection dilemma at right-back with Conor Bradley away on compassionate leave.
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Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
We have had 38 Premier League goals this weekend. The record in a round of Premier League matches is 44 - and Manchester City still have to play Brentford.
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Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, ReutersBoth teams are looking like they're capable of scoring goals.
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Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
Steady spell of possession here for Liverpool. Can they play their way in behind? Not now, they have to go back to Alisson.
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Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
Liverpool have conceded the opening goal nine times before now in the Premier League this season, and only lost one of them.
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Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
Big test now for Mikel Arteta and his Arsenal team. What kind of steel do they have?
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Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
Arsenal fans in great voice now. As things stand they would only be two points off Liverpool.
Always a dangerous game to look at 'as it stands' tables mind.
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Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, Getty ImagesI never felt confident Havertz was going to finish but the ball pops out to Saka and he has the simple side foot into the back of the net.
Arsenal have been clinical in that moment.
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Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
Arsenal almost in again but a big tackle from Virgil van Dijk. The Gunners want a free-kick but referee says no.
'They have deserved it Arsenal'published at 16:45 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February
Arsenal 1-0 Liverpool
Gary Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Sky SportsWell it has been an electric start to this game and Liverpool get cut open. There is some good fortune as it comes off Alisson's chest to Bukayo Saka.
The touch is good from Saka and so is the finish.
They have deserved it Arsenal.
GOAL - Arsenal 1-0 Liverpoolpublished at 14 mins
Bukayo Saka
Image source, Getty ImagesHuge moment.
Kai Havertz runs through one on one, I can't say I expect him to score and indeed his shot is straight at Alisson. But the rebound lands to Bukayo Saka, who clips in a shot from 12 yards.
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Image source, Getty ImagesMartinelli is faster than a British heatwave.
Anon