Jurgen Klopp hails Trent Alexander-Arnold for nullifying ‘talented’ Gabriel Martinelli in Liverpool’s win over Arsenal
Jurgen Klopp hailed Trent Alexander-Arnold for nullifying ‘talented’ Gabriel Martinelli in Liverpool’s win over Arsenal.
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Liverpool boss Klopp threatens Alexander-Arnold doubters: 'I'll knock them down!'
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has threatened to "knock down" anyone who says right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold is a subpar defender.
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Liverpool beat Arsenal to pile pressure on Man City
Liverpool beat Arsenal 2-0 at the Emirates Stadium to secure a huge three points in the Premier League title race.
Liverpool close on Manchester City after overcoming Arsenal
Liverpool struck twice in eight second-half minutes to win at Arsenal and move to within a point of Manchester City at the top of the Premier League.
El Liverpool da un golpe a la Premier
El Emirates Stadium vivió una esas noches que deciden campeonatos. Y así lo entendió Mikel Arteta que puso en aprietos a Jürgen Klopp, quien por momentos vio escapar la victoria con las internadas de Gabriel Martinelli. Pero el Arsenal perdonó y lo acabó pagando en la segunda mitad con dos fogonazos de Diego Jota y Roberto Firmino que ponen al Liverpool a un solo punto del Manchester City, a falta de nueve jornadas que servirán para decidir la Premier League.
Arsenal 0-2 Liverpool: Visitors close in on leaders Manchester City with deserved victory
Liverpool moved to within one point of Premier League leaders Manchester City as they emerged impressive winners after a tough examination at Arsenal.
Diogo Jota and Roberto Firmino send Liverpool to within one point of Manchester City with Arsenal win
Liverpool moved to within a single point of Premier League leaders Manchester City after beating Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, extending their run to nine consecutive victories in the process. The Reds were second best in the opening period but came out swinging after the restart, Diogo Jota breaking the deadlock in the 54th-minute and substitute Roberto Firmino scoring a quick-fire second.