Arne Slot strikes measured tone after stalemate as Bradley injury clouds Liverpool’s nightLiverpool left north London with a point, a performance that quietly demanded respect, and an injury

Our Liverpool fans' jury are back to have their say on Thursday's 0-0 draw at Premier League leaders Arsenal and more

Arsenal has missed a chance to pull eight points clear in the Premier League after being stifled in a 0-0 home draw with Liverpool.

Szoboszlai Sees Progress in Gritty Arsenal DrawLiverpool left the Emirates Stadium with a point rather than a victory, but for Dominik Szoboszlai the significance of the night went beyond the

All eyes turn to the Emirates Stadium on Thursday evening for the tantalising battle between league leaders Arsenal and reigning champions Liverpool. Last seas

Arne Slot's side failed to test the Arsenal goalkeeper but this was an impressive performance in the circumstances

Arsenal will aim to extend their lead at the top when they host defending champions Liverpool FC in the Premier League at the Emirates Stadium.

So far, Ekitiké has represented the best of Liverpool’s record-breaking 2025 summer transfer window, arguably the only signing who can be considered an outright success at this stage. He cost £79 million (106.1 million) to prise away from Eintracht Frankfurt but has repaid that with goals.

Martinelli says sorry over his shove on Bradley causes a stir, reliving Drogba's war-time speech, and a Valverde stunner.

Ian Wright believes Liverpool missed Luis Diaz during their draw against Arsenal on Thursday, January 8. He claimed that a player like the Colombian could've helped open the Gunners' low block.

Liverpool FC and Arsenal FC head into a vital clash on Sunday that can mark an early advantage for either team in the 2025-26 title race, even though it is just three matches into the 38-match schedule. The two teams competed fiercely for most of the ...

Arsenal take on Liverpool in the Premier League, as they look to extend their advantage over rivals Manchester City and Aston Villa to eight points. Pep Guardiola and Unai Emery saw their sides held against Brighton and Crystal Palace, respectively, opening the door to a night for the Gunners to exploit.