Statistical Notes Ahead of the Arsenal vs Liverpool match

DBasia.news –  Liverpool will host Arsenal at Anfield in Week three of the Premier League on Saturday (8/24) evening hrs. The Reds are seeded to win the match later when viewed from the statistics of previous matches.

Liverpool and Arsenal are the two teams that always win in the first two 2019-2020 Premier League matches. Not surprisingly, both clubs occupy the top of the standings.

Despite experiencing problems in the position of the goalkeeper, but Liverpool is still seeded to win full points. Moreover, the trio of Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino, and Mohamed Salah was in the best condition. 

Meanwhile, Arsenal came with high confidence. Moreover, several new players from The Gunners showed a disappointing performance.

In the match against Burnley, Dani Ceballos performed cunningly by packing two assists. Meanwhile, Nicolas Pepe increasingly understood Unai Emery’s tactics.

Before watching the Liverpool match against Arsenal, BolaSkor.com had collected several interesting facts. Here are seven of them: 

1. Liverpool has never lost in the last eight matches against Arsenal in various events. In detail, the Reds won four wins plus four draws.

2. Arsenal has never won in their last six visits to Anfield. The Gunners won two draws and four defeats. In each match, Arsenal’s goal is torn at least twice.

3. No Premier League match has more goals than a Liverpool duel against Arsenal (155 goals in 54 matches).

4. Liverpool’s match against Arsenal also presents the most hat tricks in Premier League history. Robbie Fowler, Thierry Henry, Peter Crouch, Andrey Arshavin, and Roberto Firmino are rows of players who have scored three goals.  

5. Arsenal swallowed 13 defeats when visiting Liverpool headquarters in the Premier League match. That number makes Liverpool as Arsenal’s most difficult opponent after Manchester United (16 defeated).

6. Liverpool won in 11 consecutive matches. If successful in bending Arsenal, Liverpool will equal their record of 12 consecutive wins (April-October under the tutelage of Kenny Dalglish). 

7. Jurgen Klopp has faced Arsenal seven times in the Premier League without even losing.