Arsenal s away match against Liverpool, how will Tars respond?

The new season has just begun its second round, but for Arsenal, they are about to usher in a formidable opponent, Liverpool, which many see as the main contender for the championship this season.

More importantly, this game will be played at the away Anfield Stadium. The Gunners won both of the first two games, not only having the chance to retain their current top spot, but also giving the Reds a warning early in the season, which is an opportunity Arteta cannot miss.

On Monday night, Liverpool led by Slott barely defeated Newcastle, who faced 10 players. They were lucky in this game, and many controversial penalties in the game were in their favor.

In contrast, the Gunners have not lost a single goal so far, while Liverpool have conceded four goals. Arteta's team defeated Manchester United 1-0 away in the first round and defeated Leeds United by 5 goals, among which Zhekerys's double score was particularly critical.

However, in this game, both Saka and Odgao left the game due to injury.

According to football.london, the former is expected to be out of the game for several weeks due to a hamstring injury. Although Odgao's shoulder injury was unbearable after the game, he still may play.

The Gunners already have Havertz, Jesus, Norgard and Ben White absent for different times due to various injuries. However, after summer signings, the team's lineup depth has increased, and Arteta has more room to deal with.

Most of the players who beat Leeds United in the last round are expected to continue starting, but some adjustments may still be needed.

Laiya, Timber, Saliba, Gabriel and Calafiori will form the defense line. Subimedi and Rice (who performed significantly improved in the last game) will continue to be in the midfield.

Considering that the lineup is sufficient, there is no need to risk using the wounded, and at the same time, new players need to adapt to the team, it is wise to let Odegao rest in this game and directly let Eeze start.

Saka's position will be played by Maduaike as a guest winger, and Dorman, who won a penalty against Leeds United, can also serve as a substitute.

Martinelli was not activated on Saturday, but he has a great performance record at Anfield, perfect for the Gunners ready to implement counterattack tactics, and Zakerice will continue to serve as the striker.

Arsenal's predicted starting lineup against Liverpool: Raya; Timber, Saliba, Gabriel, Calafiori; Subimedi, Rice, Eze; Maduaike, Martineli, and Dzekelish.