Liverpool vs Arsenal Sunday: Wright tips 2-1 Arsenal, Keane sees draw, Neville expects Gunners to settle for point
Liverpool host Arsenal at Anfield on Sunday, November 3, with the Gunners positioned to move top of the Premier League after Manchester City's surprise 1-0 home loss to Brighton on Saturday. Three high-profile pundits offered contrasting predictions on Sky Sports' Stick to Football show.
Arsenal legend Ian Wright backed his former club for a 2-1 victory, arguing this match defines whether Liverpool are genuine title contenders returning to form. He highlighted Alexis Mac Allister and Cody Gakpo as key players who need to step up for the hosts. Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane countered with a 1-1 draw prediction, noting Liverpool performed well against City until a red card changed that game. Gary Neville took a more cautious view, stating Arsenal will likely play for a point at Anfield given the title race context.
The stakes are clear: Arsenal (currently second) leapfrog City with a win, while Liverpool (fourth) can force their way into the top four with three points. Anfield's atmosphere and Liverpool's strong home record make this far from straightforward for the visitors. Arsenal have won just once at Anfield in the league since 2012.
For Nigerian fans planning viewing: kickoff is 4:30pm WAT on SuperSport Premier League and Showmax Pro. The match could reshape the title narrative before the November international break.
Will Arsenal's title credentials hold up at Anfield, or does Liverpool's home fortress deliver the statement win their season needs?