Arsenal win at Anfield for first time since 2012 on Havertz goal

📰 Arsenal beat Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield, ending a 14-year wait for a win there and going top. 📌 Key points 🏟️ Arsenal won 1-0 at Anfield on 1 November. ⚽ Kai Havertz tapped in Declan Rice's cross at the back post in the first half. 🧤 Liverpool did not record a shot on target, according to AP, ESPN and Sky Sports. 🥇 Arsenal knock Manchester City off the top of the table. 📈 It is their first league win at Anfield since September 2012. 📝 What happened 🔥 The decisive moment came early. Arsenal won the ball back from a short Alisson goal-kick, Rice overlapped down the right and Havertz finished his cross. 🟨 Liverpool wanted a first-half penalty. Per Sky Sports, they felt Jurrien Timber held Alexander Isak's shirt, but the decision stood. Jamie Carragher said VAR should do its job. 🧱 Florian Wirtz hit the crossbar with a first-half free-kick and Liverpool kept pushing after the break, but Arsenal's defence held. 🛡️ Without William Saliba, Arsenal kept their sixth clean sheet in nine games this season. Rice stressed the team's togetherness to AP. 📊 By the numbers • Final score: Liverpool 0-1 Arsenal • Scorer: Havertz • Havertz now has 46 Premier League goals, the most by a German (AP, Sky Sports) • Arsenal's first league win at Anfield in 14 years • Liverpool shots on target: 0 (AP, ESPN, Sky Sports) 🔭 Why it matters Arsenal answered their League Cup shootout loss to fourth-tier Fleetwood in the best way. Liverpool again struggled to score at home in a tight title race.