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PREMIER LEAGUE · MATCHDAY 9 · ANFIELD

Liverpool 0, Arsenal 1 (Havertz 16')

Arsenal had not won a league game at Anfield since 2012. On Sunday they scored after 16 minutes and spent the rest of the afternoon making sure that held up.

Declan Rice drove a low cross into the box and Kai Havertz tapped it in. The goal made Havertz the highest-scoring German in Premier League history.

Liverpool had plenty of the ball in dangerous areas and did very little with it. They had 28 touches in Arsenal's box in the first half, saw four penalty appeals turned down, and Florian Wirtz hit the woodwork. They did not register a single shot on target. Raya made one save all day.

Per The xG Philosophy, Arsenal's 0.00 expected goals on target conceded is a record low for a visiting team at Anfield.

Arsenal go three points clear on 24. Manchester City are second on 21 after losing 1-0 at home to Brighton on Saturday, their second straight league defeat. Brighton are third on 19 with the best goal difference in the league at +17, ahead of Chelsea on 16 and Liverpool on 15.

This is the kind of win title teams pick up. Arsenal did not need to be brilliant going forward. They scored once, and then gave Liverpool nothing to aim at.

For Liverpool, zero shots on target at home is a hard number to explain away, whatever you think of the penalty shouts. Nine points off the top after nine games is a real gap.

Arsenal's defence is the story the title market will price off. Both clubs are back in the Champions League on Wednesday, so watch the team news for any rotation. For our analysts' takes, follow DawgHousePicks.

UP NEXT: Arsenal visit Slavia Prague and Liverpool go to Fenerbahce in the Champions League on Wednesday, 4 November. In the Premier League, Arsenal host Hull on Saturday, 7 November, and Liverpool visit Crystal Palace on Sunday, 8 November.

HOW TO WATCH 📺: Slavia Prague vs Arsenal kicks off at 8:00 PM UK (3:00 PM ET) on TNT Sports in the UK and Paramount+ in the US.

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