Mikel Arteta seeks inspiration from George Graham to overcome Anfield struggles
Arsenal have not won at Liverpool in the Premier League for 13 league matches, equalling their worst run at Anfield.
In Brief
- •Arsenal have not won at Liverpool in the Premier League for 13 league matches, equalling their worst run at Anfield.
- •Mikel Arteta has described his helplessness at Anfield as 'bajar', a feeling he has only experienced once in his career.
- •Arteta will be looking to disprove perceptions that Arsenal lacks the mentality to win big matches at away grounds.
- •Arteta's best chance of beating Liverpool is likely by taking a cautious approach, similar to his successful strategy last season.
- •Arsenal's players ran to all four corners of the ground to hand flowers to Liverpool fans before the 1989 match as a show of sympathy after the Hillsborough disaster.
Why It Matters
The match between Arsenal and Liverpool is a significant fixture in the Premier League, and the outcome could have a major impact on the league standings. Arteta's ability to overcome his struggles at Anfield will be a key factor in determining Arsenal's success this season. Additionally, the match provides an opportunity for both clubs to reflect on their past and learn from their experiences.
Key Details
- Arsenal's last win at Anfield
- September 2012
- Arsenal's longest losing streak at Anfield
- 13 league matches
- Arteta's first visit as a manager to Anfield
- November 2021
- Arsenal's last win at Liverpool in the League Cup
- 2020
- Arsenal's last win at Manchester City in the Premier League
- 2015
Context & Background
Arsenal and Liverpool have a long-standing rivalry in English football, with the Merseyside derby being one of the most anticipated matches in the Premier League. The clubs have a rich history, with Arsenal being one of the most successful clubs in English football and Liverpool being one of the most popular.
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