Match Performance Review: Liverpool vs. Arsenal

**Alisson (7/10):**
Alisson benefitted from Liverpool’s strong defensive showing, as he only faced a few relatively easy saves throughout the match.

**Conor Bradley (7/10):**
Bradley was unfortunate not to score from nearly 30 yards with an audacious attempt, displaying considerable attacking intent. However, he occasionally struggled to keep pace with Leandro Trossard. He was stretchered off late in the game due to a concerning injury.

**Ibrahima Konate (7/10):**
In what has been a challenging season filled with mistakes, the French defender demonstrated a promising return to form, much to the relief of Liverpool supporters.

**Virgil van Dijk (7/10):**
Despite a trying season, the captain and his teammates successfully kept Viktor Gyokeres at bay, quieting the home crowd in the process.

**Milos Kerkez (7/10):**
Though he was occasionally beaten by Bukayo Saka, Kerkez delivered a more composed performance compared to previous outings. Notably, he seemed to gain the upper hand in the second half against the England winger.

**Ryan Gravenberch (7/10):**
The Netherlands international appeared more like the dynamic player from last season, effectively rising to the challenge posed by Declan Rice and Martin Zubimendi.

**Alexis Mac Allister (7/10):**
The Argentine midfielder played a crucial role in restoring balance and occasionally dominance in Liverpool’s midfield.

**Dominik Szoboszlai (7/10):**
Szoboszlai has arguably been one of Liverpool’s standout players this season, alongside the injured Hugo Ekitike. He impressed again during this match, making several attempts but failing to find the back of the net.

**Jeremie Frimpong (7/10):**
Although sometimes erratic, Frimpong’s speed and energy posed challenges for Arsenal with his dynamic runs. However, his decision-making in the final third left much to be desired.

**Cody Gakpo (5/10):**
Often drifting to Liverpool’s left flank, Gakpo worked hard but ultimately proved to be ineffective in the match.

**Florian Wirtz (6/10):**
Playing a more advanced role among Liverpool’s attackers, the £116 million recruit displayed glimpses of his potential, yet failed to make a significant impact overall.

**Joe Gomez (X/10):**
Entered the game late to replace the injured Bradley.

**Player (X/10):**
Comment.

**Arne Slot (8/10):**
While some Liverpool fans are growing increasingly skeptical about his future, the Dutch manager executed his tactics effectively, frustrating Arsenal. With additional firepower, Liverpool might have secured victory in this contest.