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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23838632" data-attributes="member: 158020">Arsenal 1 Liverpool 1: Lacazette  checks Klopp's title bid  <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/11/03/19/5732774-0-image-a-70_1541273059654.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />     Alexandre Lacazette's fifth Premier League goal of the season grabbed a 1-1  draw for Arsenal in their pulsating Emirates Stadium encounter with  Liverpool.   Liverpool spent significant periods on the back foot against their vibrant  hosts, although Sadio Mane had a goal controversially ruled out for offside and  Virgil van Dijk hit the post before captain James Milner clinically pounced on a  Bernd Leno error after the hour.    Milner's landmark 50th Premier League goal would not prove decisive, however,  as Lacazette latched onto substitute Alex Iwobi's pass, drew Alisson from his  goal and finished sublimely.  Jurgen Klopp's side go back to the top of the table for now but will be  two points behind Manchester City if the champions beat lowly Southampton on  Sunday, while Chelsea can also go above them with three points against Crystal  Palace.   Joe Gomez's last-ditch challenge deflected Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's  14th-minute shot behind, while Mane was flagged offside at the other end when he  tapped in after Roberto Firmino hit the post.    A combination of Leno and Shkodran Mustafi prevented Van Dijk from giving  Liverpool a 23rd-minute lead when the centre-back stayed forward after a  set-piece.   The frantic end-to-end feel continued, with Aubameyang dragging off target  from Henrikh Mkhitaryan's backheel, before Mesut Ozil produced an impudent flick  of his own from Granit Xhaka's chipped 39th-minute pass for Lacazette to fire  wide.   Replicating Alisson's earlier dart from his goal to disrupt a Mkhitaryan  aerial attempt, Leno charged haphazardly into Van Dijk in first-half stoppage  time and was relieved to see the defender's header bounce to safety off the  upright.   Mkhitaryan passed up a couple of shooting opportunities as Arsenal resumed on  top but Milner broke the deadlock, smashing home when Leno's fumble from Mane's  cross deflected into his path off Rob Holding.  Leno partly atoned for that error by pushing over Van Dijk's 74th-minute  header, by which stage Arsenal's earlier poise and threat looked to have  dissipated. Lacazette had other ideas eight minutes from time.</blockquote>

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