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Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag speaking on BT Sport: "I think we played a very good game in both halves. At half-time we should have been up 3-0 but we make one mistake it is 1-1. Arteta took a big decision when he replaced long-time first choice and England keeper Aaron Ramsdale with his summer signing from Brentford for the visit to Everton in September. Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp to Sky Sports: "It was a little bit typical for us this season and for Arsenal as well, it was a completely open game. They scored with the first situation and not too long after they scored the second one and our problems were big enough but we made them even bigger. This is a bit of a rogue one but I might go for a draw here, with a few goals. Brentford can be unreal some weeks but they don't always show up.

For 89 of the 90 minutes that proved enough to keep the Gunners out but when they needed a hero, Kai Havertz's stooping header not only broke Bees resistance, but sent Arsenal top. The lesson is from the first 35 minutes and how we played coming to a ground like this and what we did. But we have to continue to do this regardless of the crowd and the result to go and look for a third and fourth goal."We didn't win enough duals in certain spaces. We didn't put the ball under pressure well enough. We gave the ball away consistently and it created a really open game we didn't want to play. Arsenal remain winless in 10 visits to Anfield in the Premier League, drawing three and losing seven times, while conceding at least twice in each match. Martin Odegaard claimed the second in a collective defensive brain freeze from West Ham but he, too, then became more and more indulgent and stopped playing with the incision that has so marked him out during his captaincy. On Kai Havertz: "I do not know anybody who is not happy for him. He fully deserves it. He is a tremendous football player. He was the right player and won the game for us."

We conceded a goal, and it gave them some momentum. We gave them far too many simple balls away in far too many dangerous areas, giving them spaces to run into.” Their reasons for doing so became more obvious in this game, with Caitlin Foord summing up their struggles by misjudging a chip when clean through late on, sending it into the stands. Chelsea have won just one of their last 12 home Premier League games (D6 L5), a 3-0 victory against Luton at Stamford Bridge at the end of August. Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta to Sky Sports: "Wow. A really intense game. We started brilliantly, controlled the game and scored the first goal, and the second goal was a beautiful action. The game was under control until we conceded a really sloppy goal. Then the game changed momentum.

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Those in blue at Stamford Bridge were suddenly nervous, Arsenal were invigorated, and the equaliser soon came from Trossard. Liverpool have only lost one of their last 37 Premier League games at Anfield (W27 D9), with that defeat coming against Leeds United in October.

Southampton remain bottom of the table and three points from safety, having now failed to win in seven league games. Arsenal's late show after nightmare opening You cannot always be super, super, super convincing. They were good but they would agree they could or should have lost this game today. They didn't so the point is probably better for them."For long periods, Chelsea impressed and looked like a side finally heading in the right direction after a horrendous period on and off the pitch. Duje Caleta-Car restored the Southampton two-goal advantage and appeared to seal the three points - only for Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka to score in the 88th and 90th minutes to earn a draw.