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Liverpool 0–1 Arsenal Player Ratings

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Your mark?Fan Ratings & MOTM →Your fan rating · 10 XP once per match. Has the #1 goalie started to show cracks in his armor#4 Virgil van Dijk (6.0/10): Played more forward than usual with Arsenal soaking up pressure.



Performed well in the role but like all of Liverpool on the day, the chances just did not come off#5 Jérémy Jacquet (6.0/10): Did a good job holding possession in the attacking third when Arsenal dropped back in defense#6 Milos Kerkez (6.0/10): Grew into the game as time progressed after getting beaten a few times early#7 Florian Wirtz (7.0/10): Hit the bar on a free kick. Unlucky not to score#9 Alexander Isak (6.0/10): Popped up in good spots, but could not take advantage of his chances#10 Alexis Mac Allister (6.0/10): Pretty good, but listened to the crowd too often and fired hopeful shots from distance.#18 Cody Gakpo (6.0/10): Delivered dangerous set pieces all game as Liverpool kept Arsenal under pressure#29 Bradley Barcola (6.0/10): Sharp in the first half by beating defenders.

Quiet second half by his standards#33 Ronald Araújo (7.0/10): Solid as usual#42 Trey Nyoni (6.0/10): Solid outing for his first EPL start, but a couple of rash challenges early pulled down his ratingSubstitutes#8 Dominik Szoboszlai (5.0/10): Had a few good moments in possession, but wanted a bit more#21 Konstantinos Tsimikas (N/A):#23 Víctor Muñoz (N/A):#67 Lewis Koumas (N/A):#73 Rio Ngumoha (5.0/10): Tried to make magic at the edge of the box but he was too well defendedOur player of the matchFlorian Wirtz. Inches away from an equalizer that would have turned the match aroundThe ManagerAndoni Iraola (7.0/10): The boss did not do anything wrong with his selection or subs, but used them too early as Barcola was tired lateLFC Globe VerdictLiverpool have shown improvement over last season , but this match shows they are not quite ready to be at the top of the table as the losses have come to the top teams in Man City and Arsenal.