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5 Stats That Define The First Half Action Of Liverpool Vs Arsenal

Mikey Traynor
By Mikey Traynor
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It's half time at The Emirates Stadium and

With such a big game so early in the season, the hype around this game was very real, and sure enough the first 15 mins were fantastic with counters and quick breaks the theme of the end to end action early on.

Liverpool settled into the match far quicker, but Arsenal had chances too and should have had a goal as Aaron Ramsey saw a tidy finish incorrectly ruled out. Best of luck to the Premier League linesman who collectively are attempting to smash their previous record of incorrect decisions, it's been a strong start!

Here are the stats that define the first half of the action:

Arsenal are being pulled all over the place by Liverpool's speedy attackers, and these two are struggling.

5 minutes:

The inevitablility of a 0-0 draw becomes all the more worrying...

10 minutes:

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Arsenal's creative triumvirate of Ramsey, Ozil and Thanti Cathorla start us off with some very accurate passing.

25 minutes:

40 minutes:

 

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45 minutes:

These are the average positions of both teams, very attacking, Arsenal are actually adopting a questionmark formation.

It remains to be seen if we'll get any goals in the second half. There has to be some goals... Surely...

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