Arsenal haven't had the best recent record against Liverpool, but Mikel Arteta's side have made significant progress since the last time they beat the Merseyside club.
Arteta will lead his team out on Sunday with the Gunners sitting 11 points clear of Jurgen Klopp's men after last weekend's north London derby win, having played one game more. Seven wins from the first eight matches were enough for the hosts to go into the weekend sitting top of the table, but the visit of the Reds represents a real test.
Arsenal have lost their last four Premier League games against Liverpool, scoring just once in the process. They were also eliminated from last season's Carabao Cup by Klopp's team, losing 2-0 on aggregate in the semi-finals, and their last victory over the 2019-20 champions feels a lifetime ago.
