Thanks for joining us on the Sky Sports Premier League podcast. A huge clash between Arsenal and Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium took centre stage on Thursday evening. Here's how we saw things when the final whistle blew. The end of the game, a

Atypical in so many ways of this famous fixture,

which might just might have produced a goal with the last touch of the ball.

A chance.

Miss the man you'd want there.

But it didn't.

And it ends in anti-climax and it leaves Arsenal in terms of the title race precisely where they were at the start of the week.

City had dropped points, Villa had dropped points, opportunity knocked.

But Arsenal, as it turned out out couldn't pounce.

Nicolartetta remains animatedly in conversation with officialdom

and there are some vacant stairs and mild expressions of disappointment on either side.

Biggest concern maybe for Connor Bradley who actually in the first time And mild expressions of disappointment on either side.

Biggest concern maybe for Connor Bradley,

who actually in the first half was the closest to winning the game.

For Liverpool, the third consecutive draw.

And the extension of their unbeaten run to 10 games and certainly not the worst of their draws.

The matter in which they said about the game was in many senses, Gary, the most interesting

aspect of it.

Yeah, they set out the stall early with a real sort of defensive shape, man to man

man marking at times during the game, and then the big surprise was that we were able to flip

from that into a really good dominant possession base second half performance.

They always lacked fighter power up front, but that's understandable. No Isaac, no Ekiteke, no Salah.

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