There will be no hiding place for Juergen Klopp's side on Saturday, though, when they host Arsenal - even if the visitors also find themselves under the microscope. They taken three points from the last 15 available and had suffered defeats against Swansea City and Hull City. Liverpool remain in fifth place, but defeat by Arsenal would likely see them overtaken by an in-form Manchester United. It's a new game (against Arsenal), a new 90 minutes to play, and this weekend it'll be the only thing that matters. Third-placed Manchester City, 11 points behind Chelsea with a game in hand, go to bottom club Sunderland, also on Sunday.

Source: The Star March 02, 2017 12:18 UTC