Arsenal vs Liverpool Match Analysis: Five talking points

Exhilarating, breathtaking, fascinating; these words can be used to describe the show of football displayed by two teams who portrayed why it is called beautiful. In truth, the one-all scoreline does little in narrating the story at the Emirates.
With 16 shots fired from both teams in the first half, one would wonder why there were no goals. Actually there was one from Sadio Mane which was controversially ruled offside by the linesman. Aubameyang, Van Dijk, Mkhitaryan and a host of others were guilty of missing gilt-edged chances before half time as Arsenal enjoyed more possession, but Liverpool looked more deadly going forward.
The deadlock was finally broken in the 60th minute when James Milner was at the end of a loose ball, after Mane's effort was weakly parried by Bernd Leno. Milner's goal was his 50th in the EPL and the 14th in a Liverpool shirt.
The match continued as Arsenal sought a way back, however it was Van Dijk that came closest to scoring when his header was tipped over by Leno.
Iwobi's introduction proved influential as he teed up Lacazette with a fine pass, the Frenchman did everything right, beating Allison to the ball and sending an angled effort to the post.
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