Arsenal’s victory over Liverpool set a new Premier League record, which is likely to concern Jurgen Klopp.

During their Premier League match against Liverpool, Arsenal achieved a new record with a commanding performance under Mikel Arteta’s management. Goals from Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli, and Leandro Trossard secured a 3-1 victory for Arsenal. The match saw rare mistakes from Liverpool’s Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker, contributing to their defeat.

Reports indicate that Arsenal established a new record during their victory over Liverpool. According to TNT Sports on social media, Arsenal’s expected goals of 3.52xG marked the highest figure Liverpool has ever faced in a Premier League match. In the game, Arsenal registered seven shots on target out of 15 attempts, while Liverpool managed only one shot on target from a total of 10 attempts.

Following their crucial victory, Arsenal now trail Liverpool by only two points in the Premier League standings. Speaking after the match, Gunners manager Arteta emphasized the importance of the players’ performance, stating, “We needed a huge performance from the players. I think they delivered that; they’ve put their heart and soul into every ball.”

“They did a lot of very good things to control and dominate this team, and then we needed our people as well at their best. Tonight, I think we’ve gone to a different level of what we’ve shown this season.”

Arteta also praised the exceptional level of the Liverpool team, coaches, and players, highlighting their demanding style of play that requires constant focus and physical effort. He acknowledged the crucial support of the fans and expressed gratitude for their energy during the match. Looking ahead, Arsenal will face West Ham United in their next Premier League fixture on Sunday afternoon.