After opening the Premier League season with three defeats, Arsenal are suddenly on the cusp of breaking into the top four and they have a chance to do it by beating Liverpool on Saturday.
Liverpool’s games have been full of goals this season and another goal-fest is expected at Anfield against the Gunners. Bookmaker 10Bet has the odds for over 2.5 goals at just 1.48, while the odds for over 3.5 goals stand at 2.20 and are at 3.75 for over 4.5 goals.
※ Current Odds Date & Time: November 19th, 1:30 P.M. (EST)
With Liverpool having lost their last game 3-2 against West Ham, Arsenal now owns the longest unbeaten run in the league. They have gone eight games without a defeat, winning six of the matches.
The team has greatly improved their efforts at the back and Emile Smith Rowe has started to emerge as a superstar. The 21-year-old has scored in three consecutive games and boasts six goal involvements across the last six games.
The Croydon-born midfielder has just made his England debut and his confidence must be sky-high ahead of the trip to Anfield. We can expect him to be in the middle of everything again for Arsenal.
The Gunners have a poor record away at Liverpool, having lost five straight league games, but the Reds haven’t felt very comfortable in front of their fans this season. They played out a 2-2 draw with Brighton in their last home outing and have dropped points in three of five league games played at Anfield.
Liverpool’s lack of home success has left the team sitting fourth in the table, just two points ahead of Arsenal and four points adrift from leaders Chelsea. Anfield has always been a fortress for Liverpool and they clearly need to improve their home form to stay in the title race.
Jürgen Klopp’s men boast some amazing numbers from the matchup with Arsenal. The German has lost just one Premier League game in 11 meetings with the Gunners, and there have been 39 goals scored across all competition in the matchup, which is Klopp’s best record against any club.
Mohamed Salah generally leads the charge versus Arsenal. He’s recorded seven goals and two assists in his past nine appearances against them. The Egyptian has been held off the scoresheet in three straight games, but he’s having a superb campaign and surely won’t stay quiet for long.
