Liverpool's next five Premier League games vs Arsenal

Liverpool flexed their muscles at the Premier League summit once again on Saturday as they put Ipswich Town to the sword.

Arne Slott's side maintained their six-point lead over title rivals Arsenal going forward An emphatic 4-1 win at Anfieldwith Cody Gakpo and Dominik Szoboszlai performing as the unstoppable Reds continue to assert their dominance.

The Gunners were also in action on Saturday and were Close winners on their trip to Wolverhampton Wanderersbut Liverpool at least opened a nine-point gap on third-placed Nottingham Forest. The Reds know they have a game in hand even for their foes.

Here are Liverpool's next five Premier League The fixtures – and how they compare to Arsenal's.

There are some banana skin accessories for it Liverpool On the horizon and their title credentials will be tested throughout February. They begin a challenging month with the long journey to Bournemouthwhich are one of the sides of the division shape. The Cherries have scored nine over their last two games against Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest and Slott will have to be wary of the South Coast outfit.

Things don't get much simpler 11 days later as Liverpool are on the road again. Their journey is much shorter on this occasion, however, with the Reds merely traveling across Stanley Park to face their Merseyside rivals Everton. reorganization It will be Liverpool's last trip to Goodison Park – barring an unlikely FA Cup encounter – and they will be tested by the Resurgent Toffees.

Liverpool return to Anfield in mid-February as they welcome favored opposition Wolves on Merseyside. The Reds have won 12 of their last 14 meetings with the old gold and have not lost in this fixture on home soil since an FA Shock Cup defeat in 2017.

city vs Liverpool has long felt like a title-defining match, but the Cityzens' struggles this term mean it is not as high-profile as in years past. However, it will be a tough task for the Reds, who have failed to win at the Etihad Stadium in the Premier League since November 2015. A repeat of that 4-1 triumph would be welcome from the slot.

Liverpool closes short with a match that tends to produce an abundance of drama as Newcastle Visit Merseyside. Meeting again in early December It ended 3-3 After a thrilling second half at St James' Park but the Magpies have not beaten the Reds since 2015/16 and are without a win at Anfield since 1995.

Liverpool are not the only team regarding themselves with the reigning champions city in the near future, with Arsenal also dueling Pep Guardiola's men. The Gunners host their latest title rivals next weekend as they look to at least extend their unbeaten run against them. The win would serve as a huge confidence boost going into the rest of the campaign.

Quite routine away league matches City of Leicester and home for him West Ham United Follow up, with the Gunners having scored four against the Foxes and five against the Irons already this term. Any slip up in those duels could be disastrous.

Things get tougher for the Gunners in their final league game of February as they make the now nerve-wracking trip to the City ground to face Nottingham Forest. The tricky trees are just three points behind Arsenal and have won three of their last four home meetings with the North London giants.

Liverpool supporters will be in a strange position at the start of February as they cross their fingers in the hope of a Manchester United victory Red Devils wrong, who beat Arsenal in the third round of the FA Cup Earlier in January, we welcome Mikel Arteta's men to Old Trafford as they look to get one over their historic rivals.

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