Arsenal 0 – 2 Liverpool: FA Cup 3rd Round – Player Ratings
Alisson Becker – 8.0
A stellar performance in the FA Cup, showcasing why he is considered one of the best goalkeepers globally. Commanded his area with authority, securing a clean sheet for Liverpool.
Joe Gomez – 8.0
Despite playing out of position at left-back, Gomez displayed tenacity and constant pressure, denying Arsenal any moments of respite. His relentless effort contributed to Liverpool’s defensive solidity.
Trent Alexander Arnold – 8.0
The vice-captain exhibited fight and determination, aiming to lead Liverpool to victory. Contributed significantly with a crucial free-kick that led to the opening goal, showcasing his all-around impact.
Jarell Quansah – 8.0
A strong return to the starting lineup, proving his worth as a key element in Liverpool’s defensive setup. Showed physical prowess and defended with heart against a challenging opponent.
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Ibrahima Konaté – 9.0 (Man of the Match)
A standout performance as the leader of Liverpool’s backline. Elevated his level to world-class standards, putting his body and soul on the line. Excelled in the battle against Arsenal, earning the Man of the Match accolade.
Harvey Elliott – 7.0
While at times ineffective, Elliott’s work rate and ball retention proved valuable for Liverpool. Despite being overrun in the middle, he contributed as a valuable squad player.
Alexis Mac Allister – 6.0
Making a return after a few months, Mac Allister needed time to find his rhythm. Good on the ball but occasionally overrun, showcasing promise for the future.
Curtis Jones – 7.0
Displayed magnificence in recent weeks, and continued his strong form. Took responsibility as a midfield general, excelling in ball retention and work rate.
Luis Díaz – 8.0
Back to his best, Díaz was a constant threat with scintillating dribbles. Deservedly secured the second goal with a great strike, proving to be a menace throughout the game.
Cody Gakpo – 6.0
Started from the right and struggled to make a solid impact. Alongside Elliott, found it challenging to adapt to new positions but remains a good option.
Darwin Núñez – 7.0
The Uruguayan forward brought his trademark style, causing confusion and remaining a constant danger. Despite isolation at times, showcased his attacking prowess in evolving into V2.0.