Liverpool score without registering a shot on target at Arsenal after calamitous mix-up in defence

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Published: 17:35, 4 Feb 2024Updated: 17:35, 4 Feb 2024

Liverpool salvaged an equaliser at Arsenal without firing a single shot on target in the first half thanks to a comical Gabriel own goal.

The Premier League leaders fell behind in the 14th minute when Bukayo Saka netted the rebound from Kai Havertz's saved shot.

Gabriel scored a comical own-goal on the stroke of half-time

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Gabriel scored a comical own-goal on the stroke of half-timeCredit: AFP

It looked as though Arsenal would take their lead into the break but a mess in defence saw them pegged back at half-time.

William Saliba appeared to bounce on Luis Diaz's mis-controlled touch but the ball went on to hit Gabriel's arm and into his own net.

Liverpool will fell lucky to have scored at such a crucial stage in the game as all three of their first-half shots were off target.

The goal could prove decisive for the Reds as they will go seven points clear at the top of the table with a comeback win.

Liverpool went into the break level despite having no shots on target

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Liverpool went into the break level despite having no shots on target
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