maclean
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This is one of those games where I feel more confident than usual. The way Arsenal is built plays very well into Liverpool's approach. I expect Wijnaldum/Fabinho in midfield...I actually wouldn't mind seeing the 4-2-3-1 again:It's kind of expected.
I'm fine with Fabinho getting a run of games, and I also want to see him against a team who moves the ball more.
It should be interesting to see how Arsenal attempts to attack Liverpool. We know they can score, but with Liverpool's front 3 (plus Shaqiri I imagine) rounding into a bit more form, the balance will be a difficult test.
I wouldn't be shocked to see Liverpool drop points, but I'm hopeful they play to their potential.
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Round 11 3.11. 13:30 Bournemouth - Manchester Utd. 3.11. 16:00 Cardiff - Leicester 3.11. 16:00 Everton - Brighton 3.11. 16:00 Manchester City - Southampton 3.11. 16:00 Newcastle - Watford 3.11. 16:00 West Ham - Burnley 3.11. 18:30 Arsenal - Liverpool 4.11. 14:30 Wolves - Tottenham 4.11. 17:00 Chelsea - Crystal Palace 5.11. 21:00 Huddersfield - Fulham
Man City-Southampton is Sunday.
Wolves-Spurs is tomorrow night, not Sunday.
That's the lineup I would probably use, but I am having a hard time visualizing Klopp not selecting Milner for this game.This is one of those games where I feel more confident than usual. The way Arsenal is built plays very well into Liverpool's approach. I expect Wijnaldum/Fabinho in midfield...I actually wouldn't mind seeing the 4-2-3-1 again:
TAA - Gomez - van Dijk - Robertson
Wijnaldum - Fabinho
Shaqiri - Firmino - Mane
Salah
Do you support Arsenal?I would be surprised to see anything but a Liverpool win. But it would be a pleasant surprise
Only half kidding. They are still murdering teams this year and their metrics are outstanding. They certainly arent worse without him.Not sure if serious?
It's not a mental hurdle. Liverpool have just been better.Do you support Arsenal?
And yes, I'm having that same feel. It's the same mental hurdle that the team had against Chelsea for years. Winless against Liverpool in 7.
Yeah, but 7 straight matches without a win is still quite a bit. They even beat Bayern and City multiple times in that span of gamesIt's not a mental hurdle. Liverpool have just been better.
Better than what?It's not a mental hurdle. Liverpool have just been better.
Only half kidding. They are still murdering teams this year and their metrics are outstanding. They certainly arent worse without him.
This is from 2 weeks ago.He's arguably the best player in the league so, yeah theyre worse off