Liverpool host Arsenal in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon in what promises to be a fixture of monumental importance.
The Gunners are aiming to continue their momentum in pursuit of a first Premier League title in 19 years. Manchester City ’s 4-1 win over Southampton on Saturday cut their lead to five points, but Mikel Arteta’s side can restore their eight-point cushion by doing something they haven’t done since 2012.
Arsenal have a miserable record in the league at Anfield, having lost their last six fixtures there since picking up a 3-3 draw in January 2016 – a match Arteta played in. During that period, Liverpool have scored 22 goals to Arsenal’s four.
