Arsenal have ended their 14-year wait for a Premier League victory at Anfield after beating Liverpool 1-0 on Sunday, November 1, 2026. Kai Havertz scored the only goal as Mikel Arteta's side claimed three important points and returned to the top of the Premier League table.

The winning moment came in the 16th minute after Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker misplaced a pass while playing out from the back. Arsenal took advantage, and Declan Rice delivered a low cross into the penalty area for Havertz to finish at the far post.

The goal was also a personal milestone for Havertz, who became the highest-scoring German player in Premier League history with 46 goals, moving ahead of former Manchester City midfielder İlkay Gündogan. It was also his first goal in 10 appearances.

Liverpool tried to find an equaliser, with Florian Wirtz hitting the crossbar from a free-kick and Alexis Mac Allister missing a headed opportunity. However, Arsenal defended their lead well. Liverpool finished the match with 17 shots but failed to record a single shot on target.

There was also a major talking point involving Jurriën Timber and Alexander Isak. Timber appeared to pull Isak's shirt during a first-half attack, but the officials did not award a penalty. The incident drew criticism from Liverpool supporters and former players.

The victory ended Arsenal's wait for a league win at Anfield that had lasted since September 2012, when Mikel Arteta was still playing for the club. The result also gave Arsenal a three-point lead over Manchester City and put them nine points ahead of Liverpool in the Premier League standings.