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Preview: Arsenal v Liverpool
by Layth Yousif
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp greets Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta after the final whistle in 2020

ARSENAL host Liverpool in a mouth-watering clash at the Emirates over this Easter weekend.

While last year’s FA Cup winners and Premier League champions might not be happy with their distinctly underwhelming campaign this time around, a clash between these two giants of the English game is always one to be savoured. 

It’s no surprise that this Premier League fixture has produced more goals than any other — 166 since 1993.

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