Liverpool vs Arsenal: How to watch, TV channel, live stream, NOW TV, team news and score prediction

Liverpool are fifth in the Premier League table following Chelsea's win on Saturday , but will climb back above the Blues with victory at Anfield.

Andoni Iraola's side are on a five-game unbeaten run in all competitions after beating Chelsea on penalties in the Carabao Cup in midweek.

Arsenal are second in the table on goal difference, but will surpass Man City at the summit if they avoid defeat after Enzo Maresca's side lost to Brighton on Saturday.

Mikel Arteta's side will be seeking a response after their Carabao Cup exit to League Two Fleetwood in midweek.

Last season's two fixtures between the sides saw Liverpool beat Arsenal 1-0 at Anfield before a 0-0 draw at the Emirates Stadium .

Liverpool vs Arsenal in the Premier League takes place on Sunday November 1 at Anfield. Kick-off is 4.30pm UK and Ireland time.

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Liverpool vs Arsenal odds and score prediction

Andoni Iraola loves a tactical foul. You can often spot him applauding from the touchline when one of his players takes the decision to halt an opposition attack before it develops into something dangerous. It is a key part of his football philosophy. Stop the transition early.

That mentality has clearly travelled with him to Liverpool. His side are averaging 13.75 fouls per game in the Premier League and I like the look of backing them to keep that average ticking over against Arsenal.

This fixture has all the ingredients for a high foul count. The intensity should be obvious from the first whistle, with both sides capable of hurting each other in transition and Arsenal happy to engage in a duel-heavy game. That's their bread and butter.

There is also a compelling case for a tight contest here. The draw at 9/4 with Sky Bet is the outcome that appeals most in the main markets and a closely fought game could mean plenty of interruptions as neither side gives the other room to breathe. Liverpool making 13 or more fouls at 11/10 with Sky Bet, along with the draw, are two of the standout betting angles.

Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola says Victor Munoz and Dominik Szoboszlai "have a chance" to feature after injuries.

Jeremie Frimpong is sidelined along with long-term absentees Conor Bradley , Hugo Ekitike and Giovanni Leoni .

Arsenal are monitoring the fitness of Noni Madueke, Riccardo Calafiori, Declan Rice and Christos Tzolis .

Mikel Arteta is hopeful Bukayo Saka's thigh injury is not as bad as first feared, but the England international is unlikely to feature at Anfield.

Max Dowman starts a three-match suspension after his Carabao Cup red card.