ARSENAL head to Anfield this Halloween weekend looking to banish their Merseyside demons. The defending Premier League champions haven't won away at Liverpool in a whopping 14 YEARS. A win at Anfield could put Mikel Arteta's troops top of the…

Dean Scoggins argues that Arsenal can beat Liverpool at Anfield by exploiting transitional phases and overwhelming defender Virgil van Dijk. According to Scoggins' tactical analysis, Arsenal should deploy "ghost runners" from midfield, such as Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard, to run behind Liverpool's midfield pairing of Alexis Mac Allister and Ryan Gravenberch.
The piece highlights key individual matchups, suggesting Odegaard can exploit man-to-man midfield spaces while Riccardo Calafiori tests Bradley Barcola out wide. Scoggins contends these specific tactical approaches offer Mikel Arteta's side their best path toward securing Arsenal's first away Premier League victory at Liverpool since 2012.
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