Arsenal host Liverpool today in a clash between the Premier League leaders and the reigning champions. Mikel Arteta's men have the chance to move eight points clear at the top of the table after Manchester City and Aston Villa dropped points yesterday.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot has expressed his unhappiness at the conduct of Gabriel Martinelli toward injured defender Conor Bradley during the teams’ 0-0 draw in the Premier League

Arsenal are 14 points clear of Liverpool in the Premier League table when the two sides meet on Thursday, Jan. 8 in the second matchup of the year between them. Liverpool are one of two clubs to defeat Arsenal in domestic play,

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Arsenal has missed a chance to pull eight points clear in the Premier League after being stifled in a 0-0 home draw with Liverpool.

The biggest game of this Premier League matchweek is Arsenal hosting Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium. It is the last game of matchweek 21 of the Premier League. Arsenal are top of the Premier League table while Liverpool sits 4th. Arsenal is on 48 points after 20 league games, and Liverpool is on 34 points after 20 league games.

The Thursday match at Emirates Stadium will be broadcast on NBCSN and streaming on Peacock. To catch the game live, you need a Peacock Premium or Premium Plus subscription. While Peacock is the least expensive option, live TV streaming services such as YouTube TV carry NBCSN in their channel lineups.

Liverpool has certainly had a roller coaster season thus far. The team had one of the hottest starts in the EPL, but a terrible skid led them to stumble down the table. However, the Reds, despite the Mohamed Salah debacle, have shown the championship pedigree as of late, slowly climbing back up the standings.

Liverpool will be without star right winger Mohamed Salah for a bit longer as he competes for Egypt at the Africa Cup of Nations.

From Andrei Arshavin's famous quadruple and Sadio Mane's first-ever Liverpool goal, to Thierry Henry dancing through the Reds' defence and Steve McManaman's worldie at Highbury, they are games full of iconic memories.