Gary Neville believes Liverpool will look to exploit two areas of Arsenal’s side ahead of the showdown at Anfield.
The Gunners travel to Merseyside looking to restore their eight-point lead at the top of the Premier League.
In their way stands Liverpool, who trail the Gunners by 29 points in the league table.
However, no trip to Anfield is ever easy and the Reds beat Manchester United 7-0 in their last home game.
While Arsenal are the favourites, the Gunners are missing William Saliba and there’s a question mark over whether Mikel Arteta sticks to his tactics or changes to combat Liverpool.
Asked by Jamie Carragher if there’s any worries in the Arsenal team, Neville said: ‘There’s a couple of things. Holding in the top four is not the strength of Saliba and the other one is Zinchenko.
‘Is he going to go into midfield and leave Salah out on that right hand side?They’re the two things that provide particular interest for Arsenal today and how they’re going to deal with that.
‘Can Liverpool get at Holding who is weaker one-on-one than the alternatives. A lot of interesting things. It’s a massive game for Arsenal, it’s their toughest game for a couple of months since that City game and it’s all on the line.’
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