Arsenal Fans Hold Prayers, Parade Ahead of Crucial Premier League Clash Versus Liverpool, Video

Arsenal Fans Hold Prayers, Parade Ahead of Crucial Premier League Clash Versus Liverpool, Video

  • Arsenal fans in Uganda have held a parade and prayers, seeking divine intervention for a win against Liverpool
  • The Gunners are unbeaten and yet to concede this season, with new signing Viktor Gyokeres already on the scoresheet
  • Both Liverpool and Arsenal face injury concerns ahead of Sunday’s title-defining Premier League clash at Anfield

Liverpool versus Arsenal is one of the most anticipated fixtures in the Premier League calendar, and this weekend, the two giants will go head-to-head at Anfield in a clash that could have an impact on the title race.

With both sides boasting perfect starts to the 2025/26 season, something has to give on Sunday afternoon.

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Arsenal and Liverpool will meet on Sunday in the Premier League for a top-of-the-table clash. Photo by Peter Powell
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Arsenal fans hold parade and prayers

In Uganda, passionate Arsenal fans have taken their support to another level by holding both a parade and a prayer session ahead of the showdown against Liverpool.

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Arsenal supporters in Uganda held a parade ahead of the Premier League tie vs Liverpool. Photo credit: @PatroUganda
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A viral video circulating on social media shows Gunners faithful marching the streets after gathering to pray for victory.

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The fans, who have endured years of near misses and heartbreak, are desperate to see Arsenal crowned Premier League champions for the first time since 2004.

After finishing as runners-up in the last three consecutive seasons, many now believe this is finally their year.

For them, divine intervention could be the key to overcoming Liverpool, who have been their major stumbling block in past campaigns.

A litmus test for Arsenal

For Arsenal, the clash with Liverpool is more than just another league game; it is a litmus test for their title credentials.

The Gunners spent heavily during the summer transfer window, securing eight new signings, including striker Viktor Gyokeres and creative midfielder Eberechi Eze, per Sports Mole.

Their start to the season has been promising, scraping a 1-0 victory over a troubled Manchester United before demolishing Leeds United 5-0, with Gyokeres scoring his first two Premier League goals.

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Arsenal are yet to concede a goal in the new season, showcasing defensive solidity alongside attacking firepower.

Liverpool, on the other hand, has overseen dramatic wins against Bournemouth and Newcastle, but both victories required late goals to secure maximum points.

With Tottenham also perfect so far, the outcome of this match could prove decisive in shaping the early title race narrative.

Injury concerns for both sides

Both Arsenal and Liverpool enter the game with injury concerns that could impact the balance of Sunday’s clash, Football London reports.

For the Gunners, Bukayo Saka and captain Martin Odegaard picked up knocks in the win over Leeds and face late fitness tests.

Ben White and Christian Nørgaard have also been sidelined but might return in time for the trip to Anfield.

Liverpool are facing their own challenges as Jeremie Frimpong remains out with a hamstring injury and is not expected back until after the international break.

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Arteta gives Arsenal injury updates

In a related development, Legit.ng reported that Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has provided the latest update on Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka after both suffered injuries against Leeds United.

Captain Martin Odegaard left the match in the 38th minute after feeling his shoulder following a bad landing and was replaced by youngster Ethan Nwaneri.

Source: Legit.ng

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