To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. This video can not be playedMedia caption, Arsenal extended their Premier League lead with a draw against LiverpoolPublished10 minutes ago20 CommentsIt was after Liverpool's 4-1 defeat by PSV Eindhoven at Anfield in November that Steven Gerrard said his old team just kept on "bleeding". A ninth defeat in 12 matches for Liverpool was inflicted that night, but Liverpool have stemmed the painful flow and are now 10 games unbeaten since being turned over by the Dutch champions. With a spirited display against leaders Arsenal, Arne Slot's side became the first team to take a Premier League point at Emirates Stadium since Manchester City in September. Conor Bradley's first-half effort which struck the crossbar was the closest either side went to scoring, while Liverpool were the better team in the second half with 66% possession. Without a recognised striker, however, they lacked a focal point to their attacks. Had Hugo Ekitike been fit enough to feature, the visitors could perhaps have taken the win, though this was still a decent night for Liverpool. After poor showings in recent draws against Leeds and Fulham, last season's champions delivered a performance from which Slot can take plenty of positives. Alexis Mac Allister and Ryan Gravenberch were solid in midfield and Milos Kerkez had arguably his best game for the club as he dealt superbly with the threat of Bukayo Saka. Defensively, Liverpool prevented Arsenal having an attempt in the second half until stoppage time. Mikel Arteta's side have now failed to score against Liverpool in both games this season."I think Arne Slot will be absolutely delighted with the performance of the players," said ex-Reds forward Daniel Sturridge on Sky Sports."You've got to give him credit for his game plan. They weathered the storm for the first 20 minutes.
