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Rice Declares 'Look at Liverpool' as Arsenal Clash Fallout Continues
- Arsenal defeated Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield on Sunday, ending a 14-year wait for a league victory at the ground. Kai Havertz scored in the 16th minute, moving the Gunners to the top of the Premier League.
- Arsenal's defensive discipline proved decisive, as they prevented Liverpool from recording a single shot on target—a feat unseen at Anfield since 2003. This tactical solidity allowed the visitors to withstand intense pressure throughout.
- Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher called Declan Rice the league's "best midfield player," praising his assist and defensive work. Rice, named Player of the Match, continues to excel under manager Mikel Arteta.
- Manager Mikel Arteta described the performance as "incredible," emphasizing its significance for the club. The victory establishes a three-point lead over second-placed Manchester City in the title race.
- Arsenal's defensive record—just 10 goals conceded in 15 games—positions them as formidable contenders for the title. The team now balances domestic obligations with Champions League fixtures while maintaining momentum.
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'I'm sort of flabbergasted': Jamie Carragher names Arsenal star as the best player in the Premier League
Former England defender Jamie Carragher took centre stage and branded star midfielder Declan Rice as the best midfielder in the Premier League, and branded him as one of the greatest ever players to play for Arsenal FC.
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The Independent (US)Declan Rice insists Arsenal will not get carried away after huge win over Liverpool
·London, United Kingdom
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HENRY WINTER: Declan Rice is a winner, Arsenal's most important player - and could use Ballon d'Or disappointment to reach another level
Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice is a player Mikel Arteta dare not substitute, and was the difference at Anfield once more in an ever-impressive run, writes Henry Winter
·United Kingdom
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