Arsenal vs Liverpool Free Betting Tips

It is soon the resumption of the Premier League side!

While the English are part of the championships which resumed in June, their 2019-2020 season ended on July 26 with an expected coronation from Liverpool. If the 2020-2021 financial year will start on September 12, a first deadline will allow supporters and fans of British football to wait: the Community Shield, the equivalent of the Champions Trophy in France. Pitting the winner of the Premier League against the winning team in the FA Cup, the 2020-2021 vintage will pit Liverpool, defending champion, against Arsenal, Chelsea striker in the final, this Saturday, at Wembley.

On paper, the Reds logically start with one or more lengths in advance, as the period Jurgen Klopp was dominant for the Mersey club, with a first league title since 1990 and a coronation in the Champions League . However, the Gunners finished very strong and the results since the resumption, under the thumb of Mikel Arteta, have almost allowed Arsenal to erase a bad start to the season and to finish European (8th overall). In order to win in the FA Cup, the London club even had to rule out Manchester City (2-0), 2nd and European ogre at this stage, and Chelsea, 4th in the standings and among the favorites for the title next year. Would Arsenal have a chance?

Key stats for the match Arsenal vs Liverpool

Since the resumption, Arsenal have played 13 official games, for a record of 8 wins, 1 draw, 4 losses.
During this period, the Gunners remained silent on only two occasions: at Man City (0-3) and at Aston Villa (0-1), in the midst of the fight for his survival in the Premier League.
Arsenal, on the other hand, have only made 4 clean sheets since the start of June. In the face of Liverpool’s attack, Bernd Leno or Emiliano Martinez’s nets are unlikely to shake.
The two teams have scored in their last 6 encounters (and in 9 of the last 10), including a memorable 5-5 between bis teams in October 2019. Note that on July 15, Arsenal beat Liverpool by the score of 2-1!
The Reds ended their 2019-2020 season coasting, having already been eliminated from the Champions League by Atlético Madrid and having secured their first place early on. But this Saturday, it’s a new exercise that starts, so we should find a 100% Liverpool!
Both teams have scored in Liverpool’s last 5 official outings, including 5-3 against Chelsea, a 3-1 at Newcastle or a 1-1 at home against Burnley.