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Jamie Carragher issues Arsenal verdict after 'absolutely outstanding' Liverpool win

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Deniran-Alleyne, T. (2026, November 1). Jamie Carragher issues Arsenal verdict after 'absolutely outstanding' Liverpool win. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/arsenal-fc-defence-carragher-liverpool-b1303178.html

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Arsenal defeated Liverpool 1-0 on Sunday, November 1, at Anfield in the Premier League, ending their 14-year drought of wins there. The match was marred by VAR controversy but saw Kai Havertz score the only goal in the 16th minute. Arsenal's victory lifted them to first place in the league, three points ahead of Manchester City. Key injuries impacted both teams: Bukayo Saka and William Saliba were out for Arsenal, while Rice and Madueke dealt with minor issues but returned for the match. Despite dominating possession, Liverpool failed to test goalkeeper David Raya throughout the game.

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“Article A reports Arsenal's win against Liverpool with a score of 1-0, while Article B incorrectly states it as a 'Liverpool win', which is contradictory.”
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🔮 Antonelli would go on to finish third to clinch the title and also become the first Italian champion of the sport since Alberto Ascari in 1953.
🔮 Such is the distance that Carragher has conceded that this season will not be the year for his former club.
🔮 Reflecting on the game, Carragher heaped praise on the Arsenal rearguard as he pointed out how impressed he has been with Mikel Arteta’s side defensively this season even in the absence of William Saliba.
🔮 Carragher may have been taking a swipe at Graeme Souness as the former Liverpool player and manager has been extremely critical of Rice as a midfielder this season.
🔮 Speaking after the game, Iraola said he could understand why the apparent foul on the Dutchman was not given but insisted Timber should have been penalised for stopping Isak from getting a shot on target.
🔮 When he pulled him, it was just about enough as he would need to go down."
🔮 A statement via the Premier League website reads: “Despite being sent off for two bookable offences in Chelsea's defeat to Tottenham Hotspur, and receiving an automatic one-match suspension, Cole Palmer will not miss any Premier League matches.
🔮 The 16-year-old sensation will now serve a three-match suspension after Arsenal’s appeal against his red card was dismissed by the Football Association (FA) on Thursday, meaning he will definitely not play any part against Liverpool as Arteta faces problems out wide.
🔮 However, Brighton’s hopes of avenging their Carabao Cup exit have been boosted after Hurzeler revealed that the trio are expected to be available for selection at the Etihad.
🔮 A booking at Anfield would move Arteta onto three yellow cards - which for managers guarantees a one-match suspension - so the Gunners boss would have to serve a touchline ban six days later at home to Hull in the final game before the November international break.
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Arsenal Gunners Liverpool Manchester City the Premier League

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Liverpool ORG · 4× Arsenal ORG · 3× Carragher PERSON · 2× Alexander Isak PERSON · 1× Alexis Mac Allister PERSON · 1× Gunners ORG · 1× Jurrien Timber PERSON · 1× Kai Havertz’s PERSON · 1× Manchester City ORG · 1× the Premier League ORG · 1×

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Kai Havertz’s first half goal was enough for the Gunners to win for the first time at Anfield in the Premier League in 14 years, with the result also moving the reigning champions three points clear of Manchester City at the summit.
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🔮 Reflecting on the game, Carragher heaped praise on the Arsenal rearguard as he pointed out how impressed he has been with Mikel Arteta’s side defensively this season even in the absence of William Saliba.

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Kai Havertz’s first half goal was enough for the Gunners to win for the first time at Anfield in the Premier League in 14 years, with the result also moving the reigning champions three points clear of Manchester City at the summit. asserted
result → win → summit
Alexander Isak was unfortunate to not win Liverpool a penalty when his shirt was pulled by Jurrien Timber in the box, while Alexis Mac Allister spurned a glorious chance shortly before the break when he headed over from close range. asserted
he → win → range
Although Liverpool were the side on top for large periods, they ultimately failed to seriously test Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya as they failed to register a single shot on target despite having 17 attempts. asserted
they → fail → attempts
Reflecting on the game, Carragher heaped praise on the Arsenal rearguard as he pointed out how impressed he has been with Mikel Arteta’s side defensively this season even in the absence of William Saliba. asserted
he → reflect → Saliba
"No, it was a brilliant game and both teams can take a lot from it,” Carragher said on Sky Sports. asserted
Carragher → take → Sports
“Liverpool played really well. asserted
Liverpool → play → ?
“They didn't do enough but you are playing against, defensively, the best team in this country, arguably in Europe and that is without the best centre-back in the world in Saliba. asserted
that → play → Saliba
"When you think about Arsenal winning titles, especially in '89 and '91 with Tony Adams and that famous back four, I think we're getting close to putting this back four up against that and in that conversation. asserted
we → think → conversation
"To come to Anfield and be put under that much pressure and not have a shot on target from the opposition, or Liverpool not to have a big chance given the money they've spent on their attack is absolutely outstanding." asserted
they → come → attack
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