Liverpool 1-0 Arsenal: Mikel Arteta’s conservative approach ends in more Anfield misery

When Arsenal replaced Odegaard with Mikel Merino in position 10, when he showed that he would present it in the future, he was surprisingly kept back up to the last 20 minutes – and showed that he might have presented if he had been introduced before.

Merino was a safe, experienced option.

The artillery has to find a way to close the gap beyond them in recent years, and ARTETA may pause to think that Liverpool may need a more bold approach to stop the preservation of Liverpool – for all the robustness and organization they have lost late.

ARTETA said: “An individual mistake or a moment of magic would be decided. You can’t rule here for 90 minutes, impossible. At the end of the game, I said we had to find a way to win these big matches.

“When you have it, you should put the ball behind the net. We were much better than last year, we are much better. If you want to win the game, we should put the ball behind the net.”

“You should get too many positives from the game. I didn’t see Liverpool suffer like he was against us at home.”

Liverpool was not in the best way, they were fighting for fluency and frustration, but the exaggeration of the trial from the Arsenal Director of the “pain” is absolutely exaggerated.

Arsenal left behind the shackles that were too late to make a difference against a Liverpool rear protection that performances with the most resistance he collected this season.

Arteta’s side was very long, very passive for the new striker gyokeares, but when he was in his hand, Liverpool captain Virgil Van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate were thrown aside.

Arsenal did not play badly, but they played against a Liverpool team that encouraged teams who wanted to take the struggle this season.

The first days, but Liverpool already has an ominous look.

When Arsenal enjoyed the last win in Anfield in 2012, Arteta was playing.

He could not change the narrative circulating his technical field. Waiting continues.