That's your lot, folks.

Liverpool's players are on their way back to Anfield with a spring in their step to get ready for Wednesday's League Cup semi-final with Fulham.

There's one more third round tie to come.

We're back on Monday to see if League One Wigan can upset Manchester United.

See you then.

Lawman: If Arsenal had a decent striker, they would have won that. Can’t see how Kai Havertz adds anything to his team. He’s too pedestrian in his play. Liverpool left it late, again. Overall a good match to watch, entertaining.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

The positional changes made the difference in the second half and Jota added that bit of calmness in the final third.

This is a hell of a win.

A reminder that the draw for the fourth round takes place on Monday at approximately 19:50 GMT.

Only two teams from outside the Premier League and Championship have confirmed their places in the next round.

Congratulations Maidstone United and Wrexham.

Conradk: I'm struggling to think of another game so high in energy and intensity and yet so low in quality. This game will go down as the definition of "smash and grab", Arsenal have only themselves to blame, they should've been two or three up at half-time and had the game put to bed. Just goes to show the difference in mentality, Liverpool have it and Arsenal don't.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

Liverpool were missing two of their superstars in the meeting of the Premier League title challengers in this FA Cup tie - but they impressively overcame the absence of Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah.

They were grateful for Arsenal's poor finishing in the first half but Jurgen Klopp's side were always in the game and, even without Salah, they possess menace in their forward line and that was increasingly in evidence as the game went on.

Ibrahima Konate in particular stood out - proving he can produce commanding performances even without Van Dijk alongside him - while young defender Jarell Quansah continues to impress in the absence of Joel Matip.

Darwin Nunez was again inefficient with his efforts at goal but Diogo Jota was again lively as he continues his return from injury.

Overall, finding a way to win without Van Dijk and Salah will send a surge of self-belief through Liverpool and their supporters that Klopp's new-look side can go on to achieve special things this season.

Arsenal

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, speaking to BBC Sport after the game: "Well the performance was there and the amount of chances too.

"We just have to win the game, but we lost it and we are not capitalising. To win games we need to capitalise.

"When you are better than the best team in Europe and you generate that amount of chances...I have not seen a team do it against them like we have done it.

"It is not enough. The reality is, it is not enough.

"Listen [do I say] play worse than Liverpool, be worse and we will win the game. When my team plays with this confidence what can I do? I am still behind them 100%.

"It is what it is and we have to continue to play the same way and be more efficient."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

So much is good about this Arsenal team but there is always the danger they will fall short if all their eye-catching passing play is not accompanied by end product.

It is something Mikel Arteta must address as a matter of urgency - something the manager and the club may well agree with given the constant links with Brentford's Ivan Toney. Whether they can do business in the difficult January market remains to be seen.

This is Arsenal's third successive defeat since their creditable draw at Anfield on 23 December - and the feeling of positivity around Arteta's team after that result must be restored swiftly.

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Kai Havertz attempted six shots in this match, the most by an Arsenal player in an FA Cup game without scoring since Olivier Giroud against Hull in the 2014 final (also 6).

Liverpool

The big games keep coming for Liverpool.

Next up is a League Cup semi-final against Fulham at Anfield on Wednesday.

By avoiding an FA Cup replay, they then get a break until 21 January when they go to Bournemouth.

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, speaking to BBC: "I'm super proud. It's a super difficult draw. Maybe the most difficult we could have got. With all the things we had to consider coming here, Arsenal lined up slightly different, that was smart. We changed a bit at half-time. We were really in the game in the second half. We scored the goals and brought the kids on. We fought for 95 minutes. We have a winter break now."

Half-time changes: "It was obvious there would be changes. Today the boys bought into it and we could make them. Not too many. In the end we came through. I'm really happy and proud we could win this game. Arsenal could have won it without a doubt. We finished it off and it spoke for the character of the boys."

On Alexander-Arnold: "It's an own goal right? Like the free-kick against Fulham. What a game he played by the way in all the positions he played. You see his class on the ball. We could have scored a second slightly earlier with one or two counter attacks where we could have saw the pass earlier. We desperately wanted to avoid a draw. Now I don't have to make any decisions which is good."

On Konate: "The new partner did really well as well. Joe Gomez, come on. It was really tough. So many good things happened today. It's really important that you get these kind of different results. You're still in the game and you can step up in the second half."

Team progress: "For tonight, great. Wednesday is the next game and then a few days off. We have to make steps if you want to be where we are and around that area then we have to make steps all of the time. It wasn't an easy game to enjoy in the first half."

On Van Dijk: "I think that game tonight helped him too."

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

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Play Alexander-Arnold in the midfield, that's where he wants to be. You wouldn't play Gerrard at right-back.

Liverpool

Luis Díaz scored his sixth goal of the season in all competitions, one more than he managed last season for Liverpool and equalling his highest tally in a campaign for the Reds (6 in 2021-22).

Luis Diaz's key stats....

Three shots.

Two on target.

One goal.

Arsenal

Arsenal have been knocked out of the FA Cup third round in two of the last three seasons (also 2021-22), this after having progressed from 24 of their previous 25 third round ties beforehand.

Liverpool

Liverpool's Ibrahima Konate, speaking to BBC Sport: "Yes, I am really happy but I think the man of the match was all of the team. I am very happy. We go through to the next round.

"Yes, of course [I'm happy with the way the season is going]. It's hard to play a lot of games but we love it. We did it two years ago, we won two cups. I hope this season is different [win more]. Fingers crossed."

Stephen Kelly
Former Republic of Ireland defender on Radio 5 Live

Another counter-attack, one touch and bang!

No hesitation before Luis Diaz hits it, Liverpool do look dangerous when they get the ball but Arsenal on the other hand looked for the perfect goal.

Ivan Toney would help this Arsenal team.