Some crazy stats when Arsenal meets Liverpool in the Premier League

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·6 janvier 2026

Some crazy stats when Arsenal meets Liverpool in the Premier League

When Arsenal face Liverpool, the fixture rarely lacks intensity, and the stakes are usually high. Since Mikel Arteta became Arsenal’s head coach, he has made life increasingly difficult for the Reds. Before his arrival, the Gunners often struggled in this matchup, particularly in games played at Anfield, where Liverpool regularly asserted their dominance.

Arsenal did lose at Anfield earlier this season, but the performance represented a marked improvement compared with some previous encounters. The Gunners were competitive throughout the match, and Liverpool’s decisive goal arrived against the run of play rather than as the result of sustained pressure. That narrow defeat has set the stage for the reverse fixture, with Liverpool now preparing to visit the Emirates Stadium.

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Importance of the reverse fixture

The upcoming match carries significant importance for both sides, but it arguably matters more for Arsenal. As they continue their pursuit of the league title, dropping points in a high-profile fixture would be damaging. Liverpool also requires a positive result, yet Arsenal’s broader ambitions mean they have less margin for error. Arteta’s side will be keen to translate their improved performances against the Reds into a decisive outcome at home.

Matches between these two teams are often defined by drama and attacking football, although there is no guarantee that the next meeting will follow the same pattern. Tactical caution and the weight of expectation could influence how both managers approach the game.

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A fixture rich in goals

According to Arsenal Media, the history of this Premier League fixture underlines its entertainment value. Across the previous 66 league meetings between Arsenal and Liverpool, there have been 198 goals scored. Only Liverpool’s head-to-head record against Tottenham has produced more goals in Premier League history. This means the fixture averages close to three goals per game, highlighting why it is so eagerly anticipated by supporters.

Despite that history, the next encounter may not be as free scoring. Defensive discipline and the significance of the result could limit opportunities. In terms of individual impact, only Thierry Henry represents Arsenal among the top five scorers in this fixture, while Roberto Firmino leads overall with 11 goals. These statistics reflect Liverpool’s historical edge, but Arsenal will hope the present tells a different story.

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