The Premier League's 21st week superchallenge ends without a winner at the Emirates between Arsenal and Liverpool. In London, it ends 0-0, in a match where the home team dominates the game, but fails to find the goal.
Arteta's side played at a high pace, keeping Liverpool confined in defence for most of the match. The Reds defended with order and discipline, led by Van Dijk and an in-form Bradley, accepting a purely defensive role.
The best chances came from Arsenal, with Saka, Timber and Trossard, but the accuracy was lacking. Alisson was only involved once in the first half, while Liverpool did not register a single shot on target throughout the match. Ultimately, the match ended goalless, with the two teams separated by a point.
After the match, Gunners coach Mikel Arteta sees the glass as half empty, as his team did not take advantage of the opportunities created: "I'm disappointed because we wanted to win the game. In the first half we dominated and created many chances to score. Compliments go to the boys, who didn't lose their concentration for a moment."
On the other hand, "The Reds" coach, Slot, commented on the draw against Arsenal: "They are having a fantastic season, both in England and in Europe, so it is not easy to come away with points. We defended very well and managed to earn 1 point with merit."
With this draw, Arsenal remain at the top of the standings with 49 points, maintaining a six-point advantage over Manchester City and Aston Villa. Liverpool remain in fourth place, in a very narrow and still open standings.
