Lacazette goal vs Liverpool: The Arsenal forward made a composed finish to secure a draw for Arsenal.
Unai Emery’s side continued on their unbeaten run as they held a tough Liverpool side to a draw. Both the teams played a 1-1 draw at the Emirates Stadium earlier today.
Liverpool made a strong start to the first half, with Sadio Mane’s ‘goal’ being controversially denied for off-side, but Arsenal soon found their rhythm.
In the second half, Arsenal started convincngly and finally pulled a goal back in the 82nd minute.
With this draw, Arsenal have now scored 23 points from their 11 games in the league, and sit on 4th in the league table. However, that could change if Tottenham earns a win against Wolverhampton Wanderers later tonight.
Lacazette goal vs Liverpool:
Alexandre Lacazette scored the only goal of the night.
Alexandre Lacazette has now been directly involved in 30 goals for Arsenal across all competitions:
⚽️ 23 goals
🅰️ 7 assistsMore than any other player since he joined the club. pic.twitter.com/s3EYtUoUdJ
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) November 3, 2018
Alex Iwobi picked the Frenchman with an amazing through ball, and Lacazette created space for the shot.
Here’s the video of the goal:
Lacazette’s goal, amazing pass from Iwobi. 1-1pic.twitter.com/uFf2G1NJEH
— IDontLikeSpurs (@IDontLikeSpurs) November 3, 2018
While Arsenal performed in a spirited manner, they could be out of the top-4 tonight if Tottenham beats Wolves.
What next?
Arsenal will return to the Europa League action as the side hosts Sporting Lisbon in the group stage. The Gunners registered a victory in their away leg at Portugal, which was Arsenal’s first loss in a UEFA competition in the country.
SCOUT: After 4 goals & 4 assists in 6 GWs, Lacazette (£9.7m) failed to provide attacking returns for the next 2 GWs. He is back on the scoresheet in GW11#FPL #ARSLIV pic.twitter.com/bkjLuzxty7
— Fantasy Premier League (@OfficialFPL) November 3, 2018
Unai Emery’s side will then return to the Premier League with the game against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
