I m afraid again! Rodri is really right! The Gunners lost in the top battle, and Tajiki really lacks the heart to win the championship

The brave will win when we meet on a narrow road, and whoever is cowardly will be finished.

The focus of the third round of the Premier League, with the leader Arsenal visiting Anfield to challenge defending champion Liverpool, one on the list and the other on the list three. Since Tottenham, who played first, lost the game, the only strong dialogue in this round has become the top battle again.

This showdown is about the championship, but at the beginning of the season it is more about morale. The coach who is planning should have done his best. However, Gunners coach Arteta retreated again.

Although they both won two consecutive games, the Reds won the game with great difficulty: they were both equalized by two goals, and finally made a contribution with the substitute surprises. It is obvious that as the back-end Van Dijk becomes older and more injured, the Reds' middle defense, which once looked down on football, has become a hidden danger, but Arteta has not made any arrangements for this.

Arteta's idea should be: to stabilize defense, wait for an opportunity to counterattack, and attack at the last moment; the more subconscious idea is: it is good to score 1 point away. In this way, it makes sense that Rodri joked about Arteta's failure to win the championship.

Less than 5 minutes into the game, Arteta was hit by a blow, and the back-defense back-defense Saliba ended up with an injury, so he could only let both wingers return to defense. In this way, the Gunners' offense can naturally be fragmented and transformed by attack and defense. Fortunately, the Red Army was not in good condition, and facing the gunmen who retreated on all sides, they were quite helpless. In the first half, the Gunners' counterattack was indeed more threatening, but the lack of determination and investment was just a scratching sound. Without Odgao and Saka, Dzekelish was isolated in the frontcourt, and new aid Eze was pressed on the bench by Arteta. It was not until the second half and in the 70th minute that Arteta sent Odgao and Eze, and the Gunners' offense was considered to be organized.

But it was too late, and the Red Army had already passed the most difficult stage and entered the rhythm that they were best at and familiar. In the 82nd minute, Sobosloy scored directly from a free kick from 35 meters away, breaking Arteta's dream of "it's okay to score 1 point." The Gunners only launched a fierce attack when they fell behind in the score, but obviously... there was not enough time.

The final score was 1-0. The Reds ended the Gunners' unbeaten gold body and zero goals conceded by the Gunners, ending the embarrassment of not winning 6 games against the Gunners. After winning three consecutive victories, they were ranked first in the standings. The Little Tianwangshan, who is competing for the Premier League this season, is still Slotter's stunts better.

Looking back at this game, Slott was obviously better than Arteta in both technical and tactical and on-the-spot dispatch, and even accurately grasped Arteta's mentality of wanting to win and afraid of losing.

After this round of battle, Liverpool became the only team to win all three games. Since Manchester City was reversed by Brighton at Yuntong Stadium, Liverpool's opponent may only be left with Chelsea, which is also unbeaten by 2 wins and 1 draw.

Of course, the season has just begun, and it is hard to say which one is the champion or the accident first. Before the transfer window closed, the Reds finally got Isaac from Newcastle, at the cost of £130 million that set a Premier League transfer record. Slott's treatment made Klopp feel so heartbroken...

Manchester City also got what they wanted and signed Donnarumma. Will this change the state of Manchester City's defense breaking with just one rush? It is worth looking forward to. Next is the international match day, and the intra-roll of the Premier League's top players can be slowed down.