The Gunners head to Anfield on Sunday afternoon on the back of a heartbreaking Champions League exit in midweek, when they were unable to pull off a comeback in France to lose 2-1 on the night to Paris Saint-Germain and 3-1 on aggregate to crash out in the semi-finals.
If that was not quite bad enough, now Mikel Arteta’s side have to go to Anfield, where they face off against former title rivals who eventually sealed only their second championship of the Premier League era with four matches to spare after Arsenal simply could not last the pace once again.
With their focus on trying to reach a first European final for 19 years, Arsenal have seen their top-flight form dip noticeably in recent weeks, with draws against the likes…