Liverpool hosted Arsenal in the Premier League at Anfield on Sunday afternoon, according to ESPN. The broadcaster framed the fixture around the champions' pursuit of a win at a venue where they have found success hard to come by.
ESPN carried live updates of the match, while BBC provided build-up coverage including team news, statistics and rolling updates. Liverpool's own website published the club's confirmed starting line-up for the game, and Arsenal.com ran a preview of the fixture on its site. Sky Sports also offered live coverage of the match, including score updates, news and highlights.
The fixture was treated across outlets as a significant meeting between two of English football's best-known clubs. ESPN's headline focused on the champions' record at Anfield, while the other outlets concentrated on the practical details of the day: line-ups, pre-match context and live coverage.
The confirmed Liverpool line-up was published by the club itself, one of several sources feeding into the day's coverage. Details of the result and how the match unfolded were not available in the material reviewed here.
Attention now turns to the outcome at Anfield and what it means for both clubs' league campaigns.
