Arsenal vs Liverpool Tickets - Arsenal vs Liverpool Emirates Stadium Tickets

Liverpool have a tough fixture away to Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on the 4th of February. On the back of a disappointing last campaign which saw them limp across the line in 5th, the Reds will be looking to get a good result on a ground that has been proved favourable for them in recent years.

From Arsenal's perspective, the managed to qualify for Champions League football for the first time since the 2016/17 season which means confidence is high, and they'll be further encouraged by how they performed in the corresponding fixture last season, which ended in a 3-2 victory.

Champions League qualification is a minimum requirement for Jurgen Klopp and his men as they look to find the form from four years ago that brought them the Premier League Title, the Champions League, the Club World Cup as well as other trophies in recent years like the FA cup and the Carabao Cup. With new attacking options such as Darwin Nunez and new midfield options such as Mac Allister and Szoboszlai in their new-look line-up, a greater goal return will be what fans will be looking for.

Arsenal go into a season for the first time in a while relatively injury-free, which is significant considering the array of talent that has often been sidelined in recent years. They also appear to have found a solution to their persistent goalkeeper problem with the signing of Raya, seen by many as a significant move. By signing him Mikel Arteta has had to bench Aaron Ramsdale, which has left the goalkeeper thinking of moving away from the Emirates and seeking a new club in the near future. They have also signed English international midfielder Declan Rice which Mikel Arteta will hope to improve his midfield.

Owned by the Fenway Sports Group, Liverpool stuck by their manager, Jurgen Klopp, after an uncertain last season; the team slumped to 5th. The latter end of the season was seen as a farewell to a number of players, such as Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Naby Keita and many more. 

In the last ten games across all competitions Arsenal have only won once, drawn four of them and lost 5. They will look to try and improve on their poor performances against the Reds as they try to push towards the Premier League Tittle this year. They were unlucky last year where they slipped up towards the end of the season, where we saw Manchester City win the Premier League Tittle for a third consecutive year. They lost out by five points.