Arsenal currently sits level on points with league-leading Manchester City, though they must overcome a 14-year winless streak at Anfield to claim all three points. Liverpool comes into the fixture on a five-match winning run across all competitions after advancing past Chelsea in the League Cup. While Opta's supercomputer installs the visitors as slight favorites with a 41.8 percent chance of winning, a home victory would pull fourth-placed Liverpool within three points of the Gunners.
Key points
Arsenal aims to recover from a shock League Cup fourth-round elimination against fourth-t…: Arsenal aims to recover from a shock League Cup fourth-round elimination against fourth-tier Fleetwood Town.
Mikel Arteta's team faces the significant historical challenge of ending a 14-year winles…: Mikel Arteta's team faces the significant historical challenge of ending a 14-year winless drought at Anfield.
A home victory on Sunday would allow fourth-placed Liverpool to move within three points…: A home victory on Sunday would allow fourth-placed Liverpool to move within three points of their title rivals.
Sources checked by our analysis pipeline: 1
Arsenal, second in the table, travel to Anfield looking to bounce back from their shock League Cup fourth-round exit.
Who: Liverpool vs Arsenal
What: English Premier League, match day 9
When: Sunday, November 1, 16:30 GMT
Where: Anfield, Liverpool, United Kingdom
How to follow: Al Jazeera will provide build-up and live updates from 13:30 GMT.
Humiliated by one of the most chastening defeats in their club’s glittering history, Arsenal have a chance to erase the embarrassment of their League Cup loss at Fleetwood Town when they face Premier League title rivals Liverpool on Sunday.
Recommended Stories
list of 4 items- list 1 of 4Barcelona’s Flick praises Yamal’s ‘mentality’ after missing out on Ballon d’Or
- list 2 of 4Club in crisis: What are Manchester United’s top five problems?
- list 3 of 4Can Carrick survive Man United’s slump and Fernandes fallout?
- list 4 of 4AFCON returns to 2-year cycle after CAF reverses quadrennial decision
Mikel Arteta’s side were left shell-shocked by their penalty shootout exit against fourth-tier minnows Fleetwood following a dismal display in Tuesday’s 1-1 draw.
Radio Television Suisse faces regulatory fallout after commentator Stefan Reina singled out competitor Adam Edelman during the Milano Cortina Winter Games. The Independent Complaints Authority concluded that bringing up Edelman's politics and Gaza-related posts subjected the athlete to unequal, stigmatizing coverage. The incident sparked diplomatic friction, with Israel's embassy demanding formal apologies and corrective measures.
Preservation teams in Asheville, North Carolina, completed critical exterior repairs on the Basilica of Saint Lawrence to halt severe water intrusion and repair damage caused by Hurricane Helene. Supported by donors, parishioners, and grants, this initial phase protects the National Register of Historic Places landmark while ongoing fundraising prepares for broader preservation. Completing these urgent repairs safeguards the historic site's intricate tile architecture for future generations.
Electrician Petar Tubic's Mount Ozren home in Bosnia and Herzegovina has evolved into the Naša Maša wildlife sanctuary following a chance forest rescue in 2019. The site now draws visitors eager to see the resident animals, but long-term human dependency prevents these wild creatures from safely returning to nature. This situation underscores the enduring safety risks and heavy responsibilities involved in harboring apex predators on private land.