Liverpool 1 Arsenal 1: Gunners’ 11-year wait for Anfield win goes on but they’ll top Premier League at Christmas

ARSENAL and Liverpool had to settle for a point apiece as they battled to a 1-1 draw.

The Gunners were hoping to end their 11-year wait for a win at Anfield, while Liverpool were aiming to climb to the summit of the Premier League.

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Gabriel Magalhaes opened the scoring[/caption]

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Mohamed Salah dragged Liverpool level[/caption]

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The forward scored with a powerful effort[/caption]

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It was his first goal in the Premier League this season[/caption]

Arsenal stormed into the lead inside just four minutes into the clash at Anfield.

Gabriel Magalhães headed past Alisson and after a VAR check, the goal was given.

Liverpool went in search of an equaliser but were denied a penalty after Martin Odegaard’s apparent handball.

However, they did get level in the 29th minute as Mohamed Salah latched on to Trent Alexander-Arnold’s through ball to fire past David Raya.

Liverpool started the second half better and went close on a number of occasions.

Alexander-Arnold spurned a brilliant chance to win the game in the 72nd minute as he rattled the crossbar.

Neither side were able to find the winner, as they had to settle for a draw.

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