Arsenal welcome Liverpool to the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday evening for what promises to be a mouth-watering clash. Mikel Arteta will want to beat Jurgen Klopp's side to help the Gunners' chances of finishing in the top four, while the Reds know a win can move them within one point of Manchester City.
The Gunners have won five games in a row and sit fourth in the table, a point clear of Manchester United having played three matches fewer than their old rivals. A 2-0 win over Leicester on Sunday means Arsenal are in a great position as they look to end a five-year absence from the Champions League.
Liverpool, however, have been in sensational form in recent months, winning their past eight Premier League games. Arsenal will pose a tough test for the 2019/20 champions but Arteta has conceded they are not yet at the level of the league’s elite outfits.
