- Arsenal ends Anfield curse with 2-1 win over Liverpool
- Liverpool suffer second successive defeat as Arsenal triumph at Anfield
- Salah misses penalty as Arsenal hold on to beat Liverpool 2-1
- Klopp laments missed chances as Liverpool lose to Arsenal
- Martinelli and Jesus score as Arsenal stun Liverpool at Anfi
It seems that Arsenal broke their eight-year Anfield curse and started strong by opening the scoring on the eight-minute mark through Martinelli. Saka initiated a surge forward, and Jesus’ pass was deflected by van Dijk into the path of Martinelli, who prodded the ball under the advancing Alisson.
The Premier League leaders continued to push, and Jesus doubled their lead on the 28th minute, thanks to Martinelli’s brilliant cross. However, Liverpool rallied and clawed a goal back three minutes before half-time through Salah, who swept home a deflected cross from Jota.
Liverpool started the second half on the front foot and was given a golden chance to level the score on the 52nd minute, but Salah missed the penalty. Despite Liverpool’s late chances, the game ended 2-1 in Arsenal’s favour.
Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool’s manager, said it was a typical game for them this season. It was an open game, and they conceded with the first and second situations, but their reaction was good. He also said that Liverpool had late chances, but he didn’t know how they didn’t win the game.
Darwin Nunez wasted a great chance to equalise 10 minutes from time after he was set through on goal by Salah, but his effort was thwarted by Aaron Ramsdale.
The article describes a Premier League match between Arsenal and Liverpool at Anfield. Arsenal, who had not won at Anfield since September 2012, started strong and took the lead in the eighth minute through Martinelli. Jesus doubled their lead on the 28th minute, but Liverpool clawed a goal back three minutes before half-time through Salah.
The second half started with Liverpool on the front foot and they were given a penalty on the 52nd minute after Jota was fouled by Holding. However, Salah missed the penalty, his second successive miss from the spot.
Liverpool had chances to equalize, but Nunez wasted a great opportunity 10 minutes from time when his effort was saved by Aaron Ramsdale. The match ended 2-1 in favour of Arsenal.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp lamented the missed chances and described the game as “spectacular”. He also commented on Liverpool’s season, saying it was “typical” for them to have an open game and concede early goals.
Overall, the article provides a summary of the key moments in the match and quotes from the Liverpool manager.