If ever a game showcased the good and the bad of Liverpool's maddening Premier League campaign, it was on full display here in a breathless, angry Anfield draw with Arsenal.
A thrilling advertisement for the top flight had every element that encapsulates what this Reds team is now. Or at least what they have become.
The early concession of a goal; the licking of wounds; the howls of terrace derision at the meekness of it all: it was all there in a 40-minute first-half period where Liverpool looked like they had again cowered when they needed to stand tall.
