These Are Champion Performances! (Jason) | Liverpool 0-1 Arsenal

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Hi, I'm AFTV with Jason with me after a 1-0 win against Liverpool at...
Anfield.
Correct, at Anfield after 14 years.
Tastes even sweeter, three points?
Yeah, they've fully matured because it's
been so long since we've come up here and collected three points.
Thank you very much.
Massive result, massive, massive,
massive result and a real statement win for me.
for me.
Especially after midweek, especially after the City game,
a lot of people would have been expecting the pressure to be on us.
There's been a lot of stick thrown at the side of the team this week.
Right.
Brighton did what they do, and then the pressure's on us,
and people are then saying,
can Arsenal now go and do what's asked of them
and go back to the top of the league?
And we've done that today.
Bye-bye.
I thought the first 10 minutes, the first 10, 15 minutes,
I thought we were in control.
Yeah.
In the ascendancy and then I think they were able to kind of create
a lot of problems for us with the way that they were building,
the way they were building and the way that Noni
was dropping in and they were building with the free.
Noni didn't quite know what to do or where to go and you could kind
of see Arteta going absolutely mental at him and that meant that they
were always able to get into Kai as a free man and what I've not seen
from an Arsenal side in a long time is players digging each other out.
I thought Rice was fuming at times,
Odegaard was fuming at times,
fuming with each other,
fuming with Noni in terms of positioning.
Managed to get to half-time,
which I think was absolutely massive for us.
We struggled and suffered.
Getting in at 1-0.
Getting in at 1-0.
Was half the job done, essentially, because it allowed us
to come back in, it allowed us to kind of regroup,
it allowed us to kind of tighten up our distances and ensure
that our relationships in terms of players, we were able to sort.
And I think when we came out in the second half,
I think we saw a massively different side.
I think actually when Ngunzona went off and Lewis-Skelly came on,
I think for me, I saw an even bigger shift in terms of the game.
And from that moment on, I didn't really feel like we weren't.
We weren't going to see it through,
which is not something I can say when I come up here.
You come up here, it's a long trip.
They've never been the kindest to us.
So today was sweet. Today feels good.
And like I said, doing it after midweek, doing it after City.
I keep saying, I said it after City,
I said it last week, not in Forest, I said it last week,
these are champions' performances,
and they've all been slightly different performances,
where we've been asked to do slightly different things,
and what this side are showing us
is that they can do it all, even the ugly game,
you know, you go 1-0 up, you go 2-1 down,
do you then throw it away, do you then,
no, we come away with something.
So, um...
Given the limited resources that Mikel had at his disposal today
in terms of what he might be looking to bring off the bench to try
to give us an out-ball, he played an absolute blinder today.
played an absolute blinder today.
Massive.
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