Liverpool remains six points ahead of Arsenal in the Premier League, with the Reds still having a game in hand. Both Bournemouth and Manchester City were defeated this weekend, keeping the title race unchanged.

Next up for the Reds is the rescheduled Merseyside Derby at Goodison Park. With Everton winning their last three games on the bounce after David Moyes' return, it could be a difficult challenge for Arne Slot's men. Should the Reds win, they will go nine points ahead of the Gunners.

Meanwhile Mikel Arteta's men will face a struggling Leicester City side at the Emirates the following Saturday. Ruud van Nistelrooy's side have managed to beat a North London side in Tottenham so Reds fans may have a small amount of hope it could happen again.

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The Gunners have a mixed range of fixtures after Leicester. It will play West Ham, Nottingham Forest, Manchester United and Chelsea.

After the Merseyside Derby, the Reds will face Wolves, Manchester City, Newcastle and Southampton.

Liverpool.com says: Both Liverpool and Arsenal have tricky fixtures ahead, where dropped points are a possibility. However, there's no need for panic if it happens, as this season's title race won't be as flawless as previous years. While Arsenal has more pressure to make up ground, Liverpool can afford the occasional draw without it being a disaster.

For the Reds, a point at the likes of Wolves wouldn't be catastrophic, regardless of Arsenal's results the previous day. It’s unlikely Arsenal will win all of their next five or six matches, so the race is far from over.