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Liverpool aiming to set new unbeaten Anfield record against Arsenal

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Liverpool can set a new unbeaten Anfield record against Arsenal, as Mikel Arteta brings the champions to Merseyside for the first time this season. Arteta has lost three of his last four managerial encounters with Andoni Iraola.

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Liverpool can set a new unbeaten Anfield record against Arsenal, as Mikel Arteta brings the champions to Merseyside for the first time this season. Arteta has lost three of his last four managerial encounters with Andoni Iraola.

Liverpool are undefeated in the last 13 league meetings against Arsenal at Anfield, winning eight times in the process. If they avoid defeat this time, the Reds will set a new club record of 14 at home without defeat against the Gunners.

The last time Liverpool lost to Arsenal at Anfield was in 2012 (2-1), on a day when Arteta played in midfield and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain came off the bench for the visitors.

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