Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola has admitted he will tell his players to go down more after they were denied what he felt was a clear penalty in their narrow 1-0 defeat to Arsenal at Anfield

Team news and updates as Liverpool host Arsenal in the Premier League today. Liverpool host Premier League champions Arsenal in Sunday's only Premier League game. Opened in 1884, 142 years ago, Anfield sits in the heart of Liverpool next to the famous Stanley Park and has been expanded to a capacity of 61,276.

Arsenal FC, currently second in the Premier League, plays at fifth-place Liverpool FC on Sunday, in a matchup of top-half clubs. Below, you can find our

Andoni Iraola was frustrated by Liverpool being unable to force a goal past Arsenal at Anfield, with Mikel Arteta's side winning thanks to Kai Havertz's early strike

Andoni Iraola was out-scrapped by his old pal as Mikel Arteta as Liverpool scratched and clawed but couldn't find an equalizer in a tight and tense 1-0 loss to Arsenal at Anfield on Sunday.

After Liverpool were beaten by Arsenal at Anfield, Virgil van Dijk let his feelings about the game's officiating be known

Florian Wirtz (second) and Declan Rice (fifth) match up in a contest featuring two of the top chance-creators in the Premier League when Liverpool FC hosts

Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola says he will tell Alexander Isak to start diving to earn penalties after the Sweden striker failed to go down when clearly having his jersey pulled in the 1-0 loss to Arsenal in the Premier League.

Liverpool verdict from Anfield as Paul Gorst assesses the 1-0 Premier League defeat to defending champions Arsenal