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Liverpool’s Brazilian goalkeeper #01 Alisson Becker (L) attempts to stop the ball controlled by Arsenal’s English midfielder #07 Bukayo Saka during the English Premier League football match between Liverpool and Arsenal at Anfield in Liverpool, north west England on December 23, 2023. (Photo by Paul ELLIS / AFP)
Arsenal will spend Christmas Day on top of the Premier League after they held title rivals Liverpool to a pulsating 1-1 draw at Anfield on Saturday, while Manchester United crashed to a dismal 2-0 defeat at West Ham that piled pressure on Erik ten Hag. Mikel Arteta's Arsenal took an early lead through Gabriel Magalhaes, but Mohamed Salah hauled Liverpool level before the interval. A draw was arguably the right result after both sides flexed their muscles to show why they have emerged as the leading contenders to win the title. Chasing a first title since 2004, Arsenal sit one point clear of second placed Liverpool heading into the festive period. The team that has topped the Premier League at Christmas has gone on to win the title in six of the past 10 seasons, but the draw on Merseyside was also a boost to the chasing pack.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp was bemused as to why his side did not get a penalty for Martin Odegaard's handball in the first half of their 1-1 draw with Arsenal at Anfield.
Arsenal reclaimed top spot in time for Christmas but their wait for a win at Anfield stretches into a 12th year after an absorbing 1-1 draw which ensured Liverpool kept pace in the title race.
Arsenal reclaimed top spot in time for Christmas but their wait for a win at Anfield stretches into a 12th year after an absorbing 1-1 draw which ensured Liverpool kept pace in the title race.
Manchester City have been told they remain favourites to win the Premier League this season despite sitting five points behind the leaders Arsenal.
Liverpool host Premier League leaders Arsenal at Anfield, hoping to leapfrog Mikel Arteta's men in the points table with a win on Saturday. Jurgen Klopp's men, currently third in the table, trail the Gunners by a solitary point. With Aston Villa missing the chance to go top of the table on Friday following their disappointing 1-1 draw at home to bottom-placed Sheffield United, Liverpool can open a two-point gap at the top with a win at Anfield later on Saturday. The Reds can rely on talisman Mohamed Salah, who is currently second in the scoring charts and also the joint top assist maker with seven goals.
Liverpool supporters’ group Spirit of Shankly “have no argument” with Jurgen Klopp’s criticism of Anfield’s atmosphere but expressed concerns of the effect tickets prices have had on football fan culture.