Arsenal are back in Premier League action this weekend as they host Liverpool at the Emirates on Sunday. The Gunners will be looking to register their eighth win of the campaign, which would keep them top of the league after an ideal start that has seen them lose just once.
Their form has seen them tipped as potential title contenders this season, sitting one point ahead of champions Manchester City. However, the clash against Liverpool presents a challenge, given they have been part of an era of domination between them and the Citizens over recent years.
That said, they have struggled in the early stages, sitting ninth with just two wins from their opening seven - playing one game less due to a rescheduled game against Chelsea. Despite that, Mikel Arteta has warned not to judge the opposition for their form, saying: "I'm not here to judge what Liverpool are. I'm here to talk about what we are. I think what they've done in the last five years doesn't need any presentation. It's clear that they've been up there in every single competition for the last five years, so credit for what they've done."
