
There's a mouthwatering clash this weekend as champions Liverpool face contenders Arsenal at Anfield this Sunday. Both teams have won their opening two matches, and after a busy transfer window between them, this looks to be an extremely intriguing affair. Who's going to come out on top?
Both of Liverpool's opening Premier League matches have been rather chaotic. A 4-2 win at home against Bournemouth was followed up with a last gasp 3-2 win vs Newcastle on Monday night.
Although Arne Slot will be happy with the six points, he'll be extremely concerned about how vulnerable his defence is proving to be. Newcastle fought back with 10 men, while Bournemouth were also close to coming away from Anfield with a result.
Liverpool only lost one league game last season in front of their own fans, but if they don't sure up their defence, this is what could hold them back when it comes to defending their title - and that might give others, including Arsenal, hope.
Arsenal came away with a 1-0 win against rivals Man United in their opening match. It wasn't pretty, but three points and a clean sheet is never going to be dismissed lightly - especially away from home.
They ramped it up against Leeds at home, hammering them 5-0, where new striker Viktor Gyokeres bagged a brace. The Swede silenced a few doubters - but a goal vs Liverpool would be a step in the right direction to justify his £62m fee.
But can Arsenal get a positive result at Anfield? They haven't won their since 2012, but after spending so heavily in the market in order to bridge the gap with Liverpool, this might be Mikel Arteta's best chance in quite some time.
It has been 13 years since Arsenal left Anfield with all three points, although in recent years they have made life difficult for the champions. Since 2022, Liverpool have only won one of their last five meetings (W1 D4) - and Arsenal fought back last campaign to draw 2-2 having been 2-0 down at half-time.
Will Liverpool's leaky defence fold once more? Or will their attack bail them out for a third match in a row? Either way, this is a match not to be missed on Sunday. Let’s look at the Premier League betting odds.
There's no doubt that both attacks set to be on display are two of the best in the league. Liverpool's heavy investment to replace both Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez with Hugo Ekitike and Florian Wirtz looks to be good business so far - even if it was 17-year-old Rio Ngumoha who was the hero at St. James' Park.
Throw in Cody Gakpo and Mo Salah, Liverpool's attack is lethal - which is why they have seven goals in two matches. However, conceding four was not part of the plan - and this is where Arsenal will fancy their chances to at least score.
Bukayo Saka, Jurrien Timber and Viktor Gyokeres were all on the scoresheet vs Leeds, while Riccardo Calafiori scored vs Man United and chipped in with two assists last weekend.
Arteta's side - in particular their attack - looks the best it has been in years, and no doubt their fans are anticipating a much stronger campaign.
Will they hold off Liverpool's attack? It looks unlikely. Slot's side only failed to score once at home in the league last season, and that trend looks set to continue. Whisper it quietly, but this could be a modern day Premier League classic, and although picking a winner may be tricky, it appears more likely that both teams will at least get on the scoresheet.
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