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Date: Saturday 1 March 2012
Kick-off: 12:45 CET
Coverage: Watch highlights on Match of the Day; listen on BBC Radio 5 and Sky Sports 11 live and local radio; text commentary on BBC Sport website and mobiles live on ITV 11 The Following TV are Broadcast Bwin, Canal Plus France, ESPN Caribbean, ESPN Deportes, live stream online tv, many tv are broadcast Liverpool v Man City live soccer Game Video tv channel on pc.
Preview
It was quite a weekend for the red and whites of north London and Liverpool. If ever they should go into a game feeling confident then now’s the time.
Liverpool will be eyeing a domestic cup double and hoping to stitch together a proper run of results in the Premier League between their remaining cup commitments. Their Premier League campaign so far has been a bit of a disappointment. Everyone knows that home draws have been their big problem, but it’s gone slightly under the radar that they have won only one Premier League game in 2012.
“Liverpool v Arsenal has thrown up more than its fair share of classics over the years. I feel another might be in the making”
They are the outsiders in the race to be fourth, but if Liverpool can win this game they will reduce the arrears on Arsenal to four points with a game in hand. Chelsea are so unpredictable that anything could happen to them, and no-one should write off Newcastle.
The Reds’ run-in does not look that fearsome and an outbreak of consistency could yet see them sneak back into the Champions League.
So what of the conundrum that is Arsenal FC? As an individual, Theo Walcott almost sums up the Gunners as a whole. Looks great, says all the right things in an intelligent way, but constantly leaves you wanting more. Then, just when you have decided that he’ll never produce – bang! As Spurs found out, Walcott and Arsenal still command respect.
Defensively they are sometimes shockingly bad, but going forward they can still make the opposition look like leaden-footed lumbering dinosaurs.
Liverpool v Arsenal has thrown up more than its fair share of classics over the years. I feel another might be in the making.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
Liverpool have won just one of the last nine league meetings between the two sides – August’s 2-0 victory at the Emirates; six of those nine games ended in draws.
Liverpool have not done a league double over Arsenal in a season since 1999-2000.
Kenny Dalglish’s side are two short of 250 league goals against the Gunners.
Liverpool
This will be Kenny Dalglish’s 450th top-flight match as a manager – his record with Liverpool, Blackburn and Newcastle stands at W247, D115, L87.
Their last two home league games ended in goalless draws, meaning they are still waiting to score their first Premier League goal at Anfield in 2012. They have never drawn three consecutive home games 0-0 in top-flight history.
Liverpool are unbeaten at Anfield in the Premier League this season but have won just four of their 12 league home games.
The eight league draws they have collected at Anfield this season are more than they recorded in 2009-10 (3) and 2010-11 (4) combined.
Only Manchester City have conceded fewer goals (6) at home in the Premier League than Liverpool (8).
The Reds have won just two of their last nine league games.
Arsenal
Arsenal have scored more goals (53) after 26 games this season than they had at the same stage during the ‘Invincibles’ season of 2003/04 (51).
They are unbeaten in their last four Premier League games.
The Gunners have conceded more goals at Anfield (36) than any other away ground in the Premier League.
Arsene Wenger’s side have scored 18 Premier League goals so far in 2012 – more than any other side.
Theo Walcott has now scored 23 league goals for Arsenal – only two English players have scored more for the club during the Premier League era: Paul Merson (28) and Ian Wright (104).
Walcott could make his 100th league start.
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Date: Saturday 1 March 2012
Kick-off: 12:45 CET
Coverage: Watch highlights on Match of the Day; listen on BBC Radio 5 and Sky Sports 11 live and local radio; text commentary on BBC Sport website and mobiles live on ITV 11 The Following TV are Broadcast Bwin, Canal Plus France, ESPN Caribbean, ESPN Deportes, live stream online tv, many tv are broadcast Liverpool v Man City live soccer Game Video tv channel on pc.
Preview
It was quite a weekend for the red and whites of north London and Liverpool. If ever they should go into a game feeling confident then now’s the time.
Liverpool will be eyeing a domestic cup double and hoping to stitch together a proper run of results in the Premier League between their remaining cup commitments. Their Premier League campaign so far has been a bit of a disappointment. Everyone knows that home draws have been their big problem, but it’s gone slightly under the radar that they have won only one Premier League game in 2012.
“Liverpool v Arsenal has thrown up more than its fair share of classics over the years. I feel another might be in the making”
They are the outsiders in the race to be fourth, but if Liverpool can win this game they will reduce the arrears on Arsenal to four points with a game in hand. Chelsea are so unpredictable that anything could happen to them, and no-one should write off Newcastle.
The Reds’ run-in does not look that fearsome and an outbreak of consistency could yet see them sneak back into the Champions League.
So what of the conundrum that is Arsenal FC? As an individual, Theo Walcott almost sums up the Gunners as a whole. Looks great, says all the right things in an intelligent way, but constantly leaves you wanting more. Then, just when you have decided that he’ll never produce – bang! As Spurs found out, Walcott and Arsenal still command respect.
Defensively they are sometimes shockingly bad, but going forward they can still make the opposition look like leaden-footed lumbering dinosaurs.
Liverpool v Arsenal has thrown up more than its fair share of classics over the years. I feel another might be in the making.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
Liverpool have won just one of the last nine league meetings between the two sides – August’s 2-0 victory at the Emirates; six of those nine games ended in draws.
Liverpool have not done a league double over Arsenal in a season since 1999-2000.
Kenny Dalglish’s side are two short of 250 league goals against the Gunners.
Liverpool
This will be Kenny Dalglish’s 450th top-flight match as a manager – his record with Liverpool, Blackburn and Newcastle stands at W247, D115, L87.
Their last two home league games ended in goalless draws, meaning they are still waiting to score their first Premier League goal at Anfield in 2012. They have never drawn three consecutive home games 0-0 in top-flight history.
Liverpool are unbeaten at Anfield in the Premier League this season but have won just four of their 12 league home games.
The eight league draws they have collected at Anfield this season are more than they recorded in 2009-10 (3) and 2010-11 (4) combined.
Only Manchester City have conceded fewer goals (6) at home in the Premier League than Liverpool (8).
The Reds have won just two of their last nine league games.
Arsenal
Arsenal have scored more goals (53) after 26 games this season than they had at the same stage during the ‘Invincibles’ season of 2003/04 (51).
They are unbeaten in their last four Premier League games.
The Gunners have conceded more goals at Anfield (36) than any other away ground in the Premier League.
Arsene Wenger’s side have scored 18 Premier League goals so far in 2012 – more than any other side.
Theo Walcott has now scored 23 league goals for Arsenal – only two English players have scored more for the club during the Premier League era: Paul Merson (28) and Ian Wright (104).
Walcott could make his 100th league start.
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