Salah has enjoyed one of the best individual seasons of the Premier League era and while Liverpool may spend the rest of the campaign enjoying their title victory, Salah will no doubt be eyeing up some of the records he can break in the last three games of the season.

Salah has had 58 shots on target across his 35 Premier League appearances this season (1.68 per 90). This record has returned 28 goals, making him the top scorer in the division.

Salah had two shots on target and scored in the initial meeting between these sides at the Emirates. He’s on penalties for Liverpool and has made a habit of performing against the traditional big six sides. Salah has scored against Arsenal in each of their last three league visits to Anfield.

Timber is averaging 1.08 fouls won per 90 in the Premier League and could be in the limelight to win a foul here when considering his potential opponent and Liverpool’s high pressure approach off the ball.

He lined up at left back in the initial meeting between the sides but Thomas Partey, who was filling in at right back, was fouled four times. His direct opponent in Luis Diaz committed five fouls in the game and was shown a yellow card.

Timber’s direct opponent here is likely to be Diaz (1.93 fouls committed per 90) or Gakpo (0.89 fouls committed per 90). Liverpool like to press high and commit most of their fouls in the opposition half, which supports the narrative here that Timber should be hauled down at least once.

Arsenal have a torrid record at Anfield, they haven’t there since 2012 which shows the size of the task facing Mikel Arteta’s side. 

Arsenal will be wounded following their Champions League exit at the hands of PSG during the week which has effectively ended Arsenal’s season. They will go trophyless for another campaign while each of their rivals find themselves in a final or with a trophy already wrapped up.

Liverpool boast the best home record in the Premier League this season, winning 14 of their 17 games at Anfield. Their goalscoring power in particular (39 goals at home - only Man City have scored more) should prove too much for Arsenal.

Arsenal’s only win in their last five Premier League matches has come against Ipswich. This shows how Mikel Arteta has neglected the Premier League in favour of prioritising Arsenal’s Champions League campaign.

Saka scored after just nine minutes in the initial meeting between these sides at the Emirates. He’s been key for Arsenal since returning from injury, scoring in both the quarter-final and the semi-final of the Champions League - but this wasn’t quite enough to guide Arsenal through to the final.

Saka has registered 16 goal contributions across his 22 appearances in the Premier League this season, only 18 of these have been starts, making his return in the top flight seriously impressive. 

He has recorded 25 goal contributions across his 34 appearances in all competitions this season which is reflective of how important he is for Arsenal. The Gunners’ campaign could have played out entirely differently if he was fully fit for the entire campaign. Liverpool have wrapped the league up already and showed signs of some complacency against Chelsea last week, expect them to win here but they could allows Arsenal a few opportunities, too.

Szoboszlai has collected six cards in the Premier League this season, only Darwin Nunez has received more (8).

In many ways, Szoboszlai is a Jurgen Klopp type of player with his unlimited energy being an undervalued trait in allowing Liverpool to win the ball back higher up the pitch. He covers more ground than any other player in the Liverpool side but this eagerness can spill over into recklessness.

Szoboszlai is averaging 1.46 fouls committed per 90 in the Premier League this season which reflects his high energy approach in games. He didn’t start in the 2-2 draw between the sides at the Emirates but Liverpool committed 14 fouls in the game and were shown two yellow cards.

Alisson is having to make 2.45 saves per game in the Premier League this season. Liverpool’s backline looked a little more vulnerable in their 3-1 defeat against Chelsea last time out with Alisson being called into action on five occasions. 

They should be a little more secure here as the home side but could be caught out by Arsenal from set pieces and if they choose to rotate their backline. Arsenal are averaging 4.8 shots on target per game in the Premier League this season, which is a total only bettered by five other sides in the top flight.