Liverpool vs Arsenal Bet Builder Tips

Match overview

Liverpool welcome reigning Premier League champions Arsenal to Anfield on Sunday afternoon, with both sides looking to strengthen their respective positions at the top of the table in what should be one of the standout match-ups of the weekend.

The Reds arrive in impressive form, unbeaten in their last five matches, while Arsenal will be looking to bounce back from a shock EFL Cup defeat to League Two side Fleetwood Town in midweek. With Mikel Arteta's side having won seven of their opening eight Premier League matches, this heavyweight clash will be a good indication of whether Arsenal can go back-to-back.

CopyBet has made some Bet Builder selections for Sunday's match:

• Liverpool to win (90 mins)
• Alexander Isak to score anytime (90 mins)
• Viktor Gyökeres to score anytime (90 mins)

= 14/1

Liverpool to win

Liverpool head into Sunday's clash in excellent form, having scored 15 goals in their last five matches, with their attacking trio of Bradley Barcola, Alexander Isak and Cody Gakpo all looking increasingly dangerous.

The Reds also have an impressive home record against Arsenal, who have failed to win on their last 13 Premier League visits to Anfield. With the Gunners missing key players, including Bukayo Saka and William Saliba, and Liverpool full of confidence following their midweek cup victory over Chelsea, the hosts may well fancy their chances of securing all three points.

Alexander Isak to score

Alexander Isak has been in outstanding goalscoring form for Liverpool, finding the net six times in his last seven Premier League appearances.

The Swedish international has established himself as Liverpool's main attacking threat through the middle, benefiting from the creativity of Barcola and Gakpo in wide areas. With Arsenal missing key defender William Saliba and Isak enjoying an excellent run of form, the striker will be looking to continue his goalscoring streak at Anfield.

Viktor Gyökeres to score

Viktor Gyökeres has endured a frustrating start to his Premier League campaign, but his recent international form suggests the Swedish striker still carries plenty of goalscoring threat.

The Arsenal forward scored in all four of Sweden's Nations League matches during the international break and also found the net against Fleetwood Town in midweek. With Bukayo Saka sidelined and Arsenal potentially limited to fewer attacking opportunities at Anfield, Gyökeres could pose their biggest threat through the middle, particularly if the Gunners are awarded a penalty.

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Odds correct at the time of writing.