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Gary Lineker reveals what he has heard about Arne Slot at Liverpool

Liverpool, Slot and rumours that refuse to go away Liverpool’s goalless draw with Arsenal should have felt like a small act of resistance. Away from home, against the league leaders, with confidence fragile and options limited, a 0-0 can represent something solid. Instead, it landed awkwardly, part encouragement, part reminder of how far this side...

Liverpool Hold the Leaders but Still Lack a Cutting Edge

Arsenal 0 – 0 Liverpool – Premier League Postmortem By Steven Smith After a week that saw two high-profile managers relieved of their Premier League duties, Arne Slot would have arrived at the Emirates with the sense that scrutiny is never far away. A visit to table-topping Arsenal is rarely forgiving, yet the context added extra...

Roy Keane: Liverpool were ‘by far the better team’ against Arsenal

Roy Keane’s Praise Came With a Warning for Liverpool After Arsenal Stalemate There are matches that reveal more in what they withhold than in what they offer. Liverpool’s goalless draw with Arsenal at the Emirates was one of those games: intense, controlled, and strangely unresolved. It was a contest that spoke loudly about authority, resilience...

Mikel Arteta heaps praise on ‘world-class’ Liverpool duo

Arteta’s Praise Reveals Liverpool’s Defensive Truth Through Konate and Van Dijk Liverpool arrived at the Emirates Stadium under a cloud of doubt, their recent performances raising uncomfortable questions about form, authority and direction. They left with something quieter but arguably more valuable than three points: validation. In a fixture that often exposes weakness rather than...

Liverpool Fans Fume at Martinelli: “He’s lucky he was able to walk off that pitch”

Martinelli, Bradley and a Liverpool Draw That Exposed Something Deeper A 0–0 draw away at Arsenal should, on paper, register as a decent result. A clean sheet, control for long spells, tactical discipline against one of the league’s deepest squads. Yet this particular stalemate carried a different emotional weight. It left Liverpool not merely frustrated,...

We have to keep going” – Szoboszlai sends message to Liverpool teammates after Arsenal draw

Szoboszlai Sees Progress in Gritty Arsenal Draw Liverpool left the Emirates Stadium with a point rather than a victory, but for Dominik Szoboszlai the significance of the night went beyond the scoreboard. The 0–0 draw with Arsenal was framed not as a missed opportunity, but as evidence of development, resilience and renewed competitive edge from...

Gabriel Martinelli sends message to Conor Bradley after ‘heat of the moment’ incident

Gabriel Martinelli’s message after the moment that stopped a game There are moments in football that feel louder than the scoreline. They arrive unannounced, stretch the emotional fabric of a match, and linger long after the final whistle. Arsenal’s goalless draw with Liverpool was one such evening, defined less by tactics or territory and more...

Arne Slot provides worrying injury update after Liverpool’s draw with Arsenal

Arne Slot strikes measured tone after stalemate as Bradley injury clouds Liverpool’s night Liverpool left north London with a point, a performance that quietly demanded respect, and an injury concern that may yet shape the weeks ahead. After a 0-0 draw at Arsenal, Arne Slot spoke with a candour that revealed both satisfaction and unease:...

David Lynch’s 5 Key Takeaways from Liverpool’s 0-0 Draw with Arsenal

Grit Over Glamour: Why Liverpool’s Point at Arsenal Matters In a contest billed as a potential hammering, Liverpool emerged from the Emirates Stadium with something far more valuable than anticipated: belief. A goalless draw may seem uninspired on paper, especially for a side of Liverpool’s heritage, but context sharpens perspective. This was Arsenal, "Premier League...

Man of the Match: ‘Outstanding’ Liverpool star shines in draw with Arsenal

Arsenal 0 – 0 Liverpool – Premier League Man of the Match This was not a backs-to-the-wall point, far from it. This was not a lucky escape, not even close. Liverpool went to the Emirates and, for long periods, controlled the game against the Premier League leaders. They stifled Arsenal’s rhythm, dictated territory, and played...