Alisson Becker gets lowest score in Arsenal - Liverpool match

Goalkeeper Alisson Becker and center-back Ibrahim Konate received 5 points after their disastrous performance in Liverpool's 1-3 loss to Arsenal in round 23 of the Premier League on the evening of February 4.

The Daily Mail (UK) said that Alisson made a direct mistake that led to the second goal, the turning point of the match at Emirates Stadium. The Liverpool goalkeeper did not come out decisively, missed the shot and created an opportunity for Gabriel Martinelli to shoot into an empty net, raising the score to 2-1 for Arsenal.

"Alisson was not at his usual best with Martinelli taking advantage of his errors," the review read. "Alisson still had his work cut out against Kai Havertz and Gabriel, but lacked his usual composure."

Alisson realized the mistake that led to the goal in Liverpool's 1-3 loss to Arsenal in the 23rd round of the Premier League on the evening of February 4 at Emirates Stadium. Photo: AFP

Meanwhile, Ibrahim Konate was said to have made mistakes in some of Arsenal's counter-attacks and goals. Regarding the situation where the French midfielder received a second yellow card in the 88th minute, the newspaper criticized his lack of composure and deliberately blocking Kai Havertz when he broke through in the middle of the field.

In Liverpool's second goal, centre-back Virgil Van Dijk also made a mistake. However, the Daily Mail still rated the visiting captain higher than Alisson and gave him a score of 6. Trent Alexander-Arnold, Joe Gomez, Ryan Gravenberch, Curtis Jones, Codu Gakpo, Harvey Elliott, Thiago Alcantara and coach Jurgen Klopp also received a score of 6, while Alexis Mac Allister, Diogo Jota, Luis Diaz, Andy Robertson and Darwin Nunez received a score of 7.

For Arsenal, Jorginho scored the highest score of 9, despite not scoring or assisting. He was praised for his calmness in dictating the tempo and leading the play in a highly competitive match.

Jorginho made an important contribution in Arsenal's 3-1 win over Liverpool in the 23rd round of the Premier League on the evening of February 4 at Emirates Stadium. Photo: Arsenal

8 points were awarded to coach Mikel Arteta, Ben White, Martin Odegaard, Declan Rice, opener Bukayo Saka and Martinelli. The newspaper also said that in the second goal, Martinelli had a huge impact when he pressed Van Dijk to get the ball, although "the credit" belonged to Alisson. The newspaper also praised the Brazilian striker for his ability to threaten Liverpool's defense.

Substitute Jakub Kiwior was rated 7.5. The Polish defender came on at the start of the second half for Oleksandr Zinchenko, and immediately solidified Arsenal's defence. He also provided an assist for Leandro Trossard, who scored from a tight angle to seal a 3-1 win. The paper gave the rest of Arsenal's players 7, except for William Saliba, who scored 6. Gabriel scored an own goal for Liverpool, but the paper said Saliba was largely to blame for his lack of decisive defending.

In the match on the evening of February 4, Arsenal started better than Liverpool. They opened the scoring in the 14th minute, after a counter-attack from home. Havertz's shot deflected off Alisson, but Saka was there at the right time to tap the rebound into an empty net.

Liverpool started the game poorly, but still surprisingly equalized in the 45+3 minute. From Luis Diaz's close approach, the ball bounced off Gabriel and into Arsenal's goal.

The match was unpredictable until Arsenal unexpectedly scored the second goal in the 67th minute. After Van Dijk and Alisson had a miscommunication in the clearance, Martinelli took the ball and shot into an empty net. In the remaining minutes, Liverpool tried to get a point, but failed. Not only that, they were also forced into a 10-11 situation from the 88th minute when Konate received a second yellow card. Four minutes later, Liverpool paid the price and lost 1-3. After breaking down the left wing, Trossard nutmegged Alisson.

After this win, Arsenal rose to second place in the Premier League with 49 points. Liverpool still leads with 51 points, but is only five points ahead of Man City and has played two more games.

Thanh Quy (according to Daily Mail )

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