Iraola Liverpool Press Conference LIVE - Arsenal, Szoboszlai, Munoz Injury News
Liverpool could move within three points of Arsenal if it extends a five-match winning run, while Iraola says Victor Muñoz and Dominik Szoboszlai have a chance to return.
- On Sunday, Liverpool host champions Arsenal at Anfield, seeking another consecutive victory after defeating Chelsea on penalties Wednesday in their Carabao Cup fourth-round clash.
- 44-Year-Old manager Andoni Iraola has overseen a strong start since arriving from Bournemouth, with Liverpool winning all three Champions League games and maintaining a five-match winning run in all competitions.
- Regarding squad fitness, Iraola remains hopeful Dominik Szoboszlai and Victor Munoz can return for Sunday, though Jeremie Frimpong, Conor Bradley, Giovanni Leoni, and Hugo Ekitike remain long-term absentees. "I think they have a chance, yes," the manager said.
- The Gunners arrive at Anfield aiming to recover from a shock Carabao Cup exit against Fleetwood Town, having not won at this stadium since 2012 under previous management.
- "It is still October," Iraola said, emphasizing a game-by-game approach as Liverpool seek to move within three points of the reigning champions with victory on Sunday.
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Dominik Szoboszlai injury latest as Liverpool get double boost for Arsenal clash
Szoboszlai hoping to feature against the champions (Picture: Shutterstock) Andoni Iraola is hopeful Dominik Szoboszlai can be available for Liverpool’s Premier League showdown against Arsenal this weekend. The Hungary international returned from international duty with a hamstring injury, missing games against Manchester City and LASK. He was back in the team against Brentford earlier this month but was forced off just after the half hour mark t…
Andoni Iraola drops hint over double Liverpool injury boost for Arsenal clash
Liverpool welcome Arsenal to Anfield on Sunday and the Reds could welcome back two players in what would be a boost for Andoni Iraola's side and their chances of beating the Premier League champions
Liverpool face their toughest match of the season so far in the clash against Arsenal.
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