BREAKING: Liverpool’s upcoming five Premier League matches, in comparison to Arsenal, following the Everton draw

Liverpool were held to a 2-2 draw by Everton in the final Merseyside Derby at Goodison Park. The Reds missed the chance to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League to nine points, as Everton equalized in stoppage time.

Everton initially led in the first half with a goal from Beto, but Liverpool quickly responded through Alexis Mac Allister to level the score before halftime. In the second half, Mohamed Salah gave Liverpool the lead, but James Tarkowski’s late equalizer meant the match ended in a draw. As a result, Liverpool’s lead over second-place Arsenal is now seven points, with no game in hand.

Here’s a look at Liverpool’s upcoming fixtures compared to Arsenal’s.

Liverpool’s Next Five Fixtures:

  • February 16 vs Wolves (H) at 2pm
  • February 19 vs Aston Villa (A) at 7:30pm
  • February 23 vs Manchester City (A) at 4:30pm
  • February 26 vs Newcastle (H) at 8:15pm
  • March 8 vs Southampton (H) at 3pm

Arsenal’s Next Five Fixtures:

  • February 15 vs Leicester City (A) at 12:30pm
  • February 22 vs West Ham (H) at 3pm
  • February 26 vs Nottingham Forest (A) at 7:30pm
  • March 9 vs Manchester United (A) at 4:30pm
  • March 16 vs Chelsea (H) at 3pm

Chelsea’s Next Five Fixtures:

  • February 14 vs Brighton (A) at 8pm
  • February 22 vs Aston Villa (A) at 5:30pm
  • February 25 vs Southampton (H) at 8:15pm
  • March 9 vs Leicester City (H) at 2pm
  • March 16 vs Arsenal (A) at 3pm

Manchester City’s Next Five Fixtures:

  • February 15 vs Newcastle (H) at 3pm
  • February 23 vs Liverpool (H) at 4:30pm
  • February 26 vs Tottenham (A) at 7:30pm
  • March 8 vs Nottingham Forest (A) at 12:30pm
  • March 15 vs Brighton (H) at 3pm

Nottingham Forest’s Next Five Fixtures:

  • February 15 vs Fulham (A) at 3pm
  • February 23 vs Newcastle (A) at 2pm
  • February 26 vs Arsenal (H) at 7:30pm
  • March 8 vs Manchester City (H) at 12:30pm
  • March 15 vs Ipswich Town (A) at 3pm

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