Liverpool and Arsenal drew 2-2 at Anfield, with the Gunners taking a two-goal lead before the Reds battled back to earn a point thanks to goals from Trent Alexander-Arnold and Roberto Firmino.

Liverpool drew 2-2 with Premier League leaders Arsenal in a thrilling match at Anfield on Sunday. Arsenal took a two-goal lead before Liverpool came from behind to earn a point thanks to a late goal from Roberto Firmino. Arsenal now sits six points ahead of second-placed Manchester City. Liverpool’s standout player was Trent Alexander-Arnold, who scored and assisted. Aaron Ramsdale, the goalkeeper for Arsenal, also made several crucial saves to prevent Liverpool from taking the lead.

Arsenal made a strong start, taking the lead in the seventh minute when Gabriel Martinelli poked the ball past Alisson. The Gunners continued to dominate the first half, and Alexandre Lacazette volleyed a cross from Bukayo Saka past Alisson in the 33rd minute to double their lead.

Alexander-Arnold shines as Liverpool come from behind to draw with Arsenal

Liverpool came out strong in the second half, and Trent Alexander-superb Arnold’s goal in the 49th minute rewarded their perseverance. The right-back dribbled past Martinelli and Saka before unleashing a shot past Aaron Ramsdale. Alexander-Arnold then assisted Roberto Firmino’s late equalizer.

Regardless of the outcome, Arsenal’s draw was a missed opportunity to extend their lead at the top of the table. Liverpool, on the other hand, demonstrated tenacity by fighting back to earn a point against a tough opponent.

Individual performances by Alexander-Arnold, Ramsdale, and Martinelli were also highlighted during the match. Alexander-goal Arnold’s and assist demonstrated his attacking ability, while Ramsdale made several crucial saves to keep Arsenal in the game. Martinelli’s energy and movement caused problems for Liverpool’s defense, and he played a role in both Arsenal goals.

Arsenal drop points in title race

The result puts Arsenal and Manchester City firmly in control of the title race. While Arsenal is still in a strong position, the draw could cost them in the long run, especially with Manchester City close behind. Although Arsenal still leads Manchester City by six points, Guardiola’s team has played one game fewer than the Gunners. This puts them in a strong position to compete for the championship. As the season nears its conclusion, every point counts, and the race for the Premier League title appears to be going down to the wire.