Arsenal tops Premier League again
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The Reds made huge attacking signings in the summer, but since the profiles of the new additions are relatively flexible, it's plausible that Liverpool could be on the hunt for more forwards
An analysis of the state of play in Europe's premier club competition following the conclusion of the third round of fixtures
Champions League MD3 was about the goals, and lots of them: 71 across 18 games, to be precise, with some statement wins for tournament favorites (Arsenal, PSG) and big clubs that needed a lift (Liverpool).
Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has revealed he led a players-only meeting at the start of the week after a run of four straight losses.
And with that in mind, Arsene Wenger says Arsenal simply wouldn’t fall into Liverpool’s ways as they have the most ‘complete squad’ in the Premier League. Speaking on beIN Sports, he said: “I think they (Arsenal) have the most complete squad.”
Arsenal and Liverpool are among the sides eyeing Champions League glory but would likely have to get the better of PSG, who have looked sensational as they begin the defence of their title
Roy Keane has accused Jamie Carragher of playing “games” with Arsenal after billing the Gunners as Premier League title favourites. Mikel Arteta’s side are trying to wrestle that crown away from Carragher’s former employers at Liverpool.
Liverpool finally brought their losing streak to an end against Eintracht Frankfurt on Wednesday with a 5-1 win – but it’s only papering over the cracks for Roy Keane, who knows what their biggest issue is. And it’s already been highlighted by Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner.
Danny Murphy has backed Arsenal to beat Liverpool to the Premier League title this season but believes both will be outclassed in the Champions League. Mikel Arteta ’s side are the current favourites to win the Premier League after winning six of their opening eight games and moving three points clear of second-placed Manchester City.
Martin Zubimendi says his move to north London was never in doubt, explaining that he “had decided to go to Arsenal and went all in” after talks with Mikel Arteta.Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty