Liverpool host Arsenal in a heavyweight top-of-the-table clash on Christmas Eve. The game is a "six-pointer" that will have a major impact on the race for the top spot, and both sides have concerns about their attacking play, so even if they score a lot of goals, the winner will come down to just one or two, making for an intense battle.
Liverpool beat Westham 5-1 in the EFL Cup in midweek to qualify easily, which will help their morale to a certain extent. The "Reds" have a strong home advantage this season, with 7 wins and 1 draw at Anfield Stadium, so I believe we can look forward to facing their arch-rivals Arsenal this time around.
However, there are still a lot of problems to be solved, firstly, the biggest impact is the injury of Alex McAleese, the core of the midfield, which affects the team's performance, Japanese midfielder Endo is still adapting to the rhythm of the Premier League, and they trust that Ngek Yun Beji and Gudis Jongs will have the chance to take up their roles.
In addition, the firepower of the recent offense has dropped significantly, the biggest reason is that D'Avignonis has eaten white fruit in the last 11 matches, and this psychological pressure on a striker has a few big impacts, so look at Gopo to see if there is a way to help him to enhance his confidence.
Arsenal beat Brighton 2-0 in their last match with a calm and composed performance. The team's performance in the match was clearly superior, with Gabriele Jenksis taking advantage of the opponent's mistake to open the first record, and Xaviers scoring a goal before the end of the match. Adidas is facing a lot of injuries, most notably wing forward Gabriele Martinelli, a Brazilian soldier who is very important to the team's side breakthroughs. Moreover, the Arsenal lacks a reliable scorer this season, with only Bucayo Saca and Nikitia scoring 5 goals each, which makes it difficult to guarantee the attacking firepower.
