- Arsenal are unbeaten in five games in all competitions, picking up four wins and a draw.
- Liverpool have won four of their last five games in all competitions, losing just one.
Anfield is a fortress once again
Arsenal arrive here as the Premier League 2026/2027's second-placed side after picking up 21 points from their opening eight games, while Liverpool sit much further down the table in fourth with 15 points from eight games.
The recent H2H record shows Liverpool winning two of the last five meetings and drawing the other three. That includes a 0-0 draw in this fixture in the previous campaign in the Premier League 2025/2026 and there's no doubting that this clash could be cagey once again.
Arsenal's style of play, where they're focused on controlled buildup and discipline when out of possession, often leads to cagey affairs against Liverpool and that could be the case once again.
Liverpool’s new look side are in full flow
The hosts have found some good form of late, including an incredible 4-3 victory over Villarreal CF in the UEFA Champions League and a 2-0 win over Brighton in the Premier League last time out, but that's not to say they've been playing their best football.
Liverpool's 2-0 win at home to Brighton is more indicative of where the Reds are at right now. They have found some momentum from wide areas, their high press leads to some vertical attacks and they've found some end-product in the form of Alexander Isak, who has scored four goals in five Premier League games in this current campaign.
Mikel Arteta's Gunners are more about keeping it tight, playing through the middle and managing their risk. They'll be looking to exploit the space in behind Liverpool's front three, but they'll also need to be on their guard against the hosts' counters.
The main selections are looking to win
Arsenal's unbeaten run and the fact that they're slightly favoured in the odds (29/25) suggests they should be the pick here, but Liverpool have been in great form at home with two wins, no draws and a loss from their last three. That's why we're going for Arsenal in the double chance option and hoping to be on the winning side of a tightly fought encounter.
Both teams to score is looking closer to 'Yes' than 'No' at 3/5, but we're also going for Over 2.5 goals at 7/10. With Arsenal scoring 1.00 goals and conceding 0.75 on their travels, and Liverpool conceding 1.25 at Anfield, we're expecting goals in Merseyside on Sunday.
Arsenal's main man is Bukayo Saka, who's scored three Premier League goals in his last five appearances and Liverpool have Alexander Isak, who has four in the same amount, so we're backing them to be the ones who make the difference at Anfield.
