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Arsenal and Liverpool played out a tense 0-0 draw at the Emirates Stadium in a match high on intensity but low on clear-cut chances. The result keeps the Premier League title race finely poised, with neither side able to land a decisive blow despite periods of dominance.

Arsenal started aggressively, pressing high and looking to use the pace of their forwards to get in behind Liverpool’s back line. The hosts enjoyed more of the ball in the opening stages but struggled to convert territorial pressure into genuine opportunities, often being repelled by Liverpool’s organised defence and disciplined midfield shape.

Liverpool grew into the game and began to threaten on the counter, exploiting spaces left by Arsenal’s attacking full-backs. One of the best moments of the match fell to Conor Bradley, who capitalised on a mix-up in the Arsenal defence before striking the crossbar, coming agonisingly close to breaking the deadlock.

As the contest wore on, both managers made changes from the bench in search of a winner, but the pattern remained similar: Arsenal probing patiently, Liverpool looking dangerous in transition. Goalkeepers on both sides were well protected for long spells, with most efforts coming from distance or being crowded out before they could seriously test the target.

The closing stages saw a flurry of half-chances, set-pieces, and penalty-box scrambles, yet the final pass or finish was always missing. Defenders on both teams delivered strong performances, ensuring that, despite the high stakes and attacking talent on display, neither attack could find a decisive moment.

The stalemate underlines how evenly matched the sides are and serves as a reminder, echoed by Liverpool’s Dominik Szoboszlai, that “you don’t win the Premier League by January”; the title race remains open, with plenty of twists still to come.