Liverpool v Arsenal live – Premier League latest as Mikel Arteta's side earn draw from Anfield thriller to lead table at Christmas

Liverpool and Arsenal played out a pulsating draw at Anfield in the Premier League that sees the Gunners top of the Premier League over Christmas. Mikel Arteta played in Arsenal's last league away win at Liverpool in 2012 and saw his team take the lead after just four minutes through Gabriel. However, Mohamed Salah levelled matters just shy of the half hour mark. The match finished 1-1.

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It ends 1-1. And it is as you were at the top of the table. Arsenal remain one point clear of Liverpool at the top after 18 matches. Phew! What a match that was! A draw probably a fair outcome.

Ben White is booked for kicking the ball away it seems. Five minutes added to this engrossing encounter. Bookings like confetti.

Slips racing along the Anfield pitch before colliding with Ryan Gravenberch. VAR can see what happened, and rightly decides no further action is taken. Much to displeasure of the Liverpool fans.

Eddie Nketiah has picked up a yellow card of his own for a late one on Endo.

No thought about trying to find a pass as he empties the ball straight of play. Meanwhile, Salah has been booked for a dissent for kicking the ball away after battling Nketiah for the ball. Unhappy about something or other.

It is more in hope than expectation as Kai Havertz is nudged fainly by Alexander-Arnold. Was not a foul as VAR confirms. And we can continue.

Liverpool have scored 14 Premier League goals in the final 15 minutes of matches, Arsenal 11. So this match right in the mixer. Saka with a shot against Van Dijk before Rice's effort is charged down. Arsenal coming back into matters.

Gabriel Jesus wanders off the Anfield pitch at his own pace to be replaced by Eddie Nketiah for the final 10 minutes or so. Plus whatever is added on.

Headed opportunity presents itself in the Arsenal box, but he nods over the Alexander-Arnold delivery. And on we go at 1-1.

Elliott with a lovely little pass into the path of Gomez, but his driven finish is repelled strongly by Raya. All happening out there. Will there be a winner?

The home side break at pace from the Arsenal corner. Salah plays in Alexander-Arnold to his right, but the finish comes back off the bar. How close was that? Somehow it remains 1-1.

He races towards the edge of the Arsenal area before unleashing a deflected shot that hits the outside of the post. Excellent play by him.

Leandro Trossard takes over from Gabriel Martinelli.

Harvey Elliott replaces the injured Luis Díaz, Ryan Gravenberch replaces Curtis Jones and Darwin Núñez is on for Cody Gakpo.

Think there is a collision of knees in the 50-50 challenge and Diaz is on the deck and in some discomfort. Medical team arrives to help him out.

Declan Rice trying to pick out the menacing figure of Gabriel in the box, but he can't get on the end of it as the ball flies out of play on the far side amid the gusting winds.

Arsenal retreat towards the trenches inviting Dominik Szoboszlai to take a pot at goal from distance. Which he duly accepts, but the ball spins well wide of the target.

For either team now. An intense and fraught atmosphere envelopes the players as Zinchenko slams a shot miles over the bar after some neat build-up work.