Arne Slot calls the match “eventful” and “exciting”.

“In my opinion Arsenal [are the] first team better than us. If you look at the first half they deserved to be one up. 

“We had one day less to preaprare, one day less to recover. Being twice down in this stadium and to still get a point is a good thing. 

“It’s a good thing, if you play against Arsenal you normally lose the battle of set-pieces, but we both scored one. 

“I wasn’t surprised that we scored an equaliser in the second half, put it that way.”

Saka is awarded man of the match for today, though he says he’s “a bit disappointed”.

“Credit to Liverpool but we feel like we didn’t show our best for the full 90 minutes. 

“I think first half we showed our qualities, we dominated. But second half, we sunk back a bit, and weren’t at our best.

“I feel maybe Liverpool had more momentum, they won more duels and kept possession more.

 “We have to adapt, we have to do our best,” he adds.

On his injury, he adds: “I hate missing games, it was frustrating to be on the side watching. I was happy to be back out there today.

“I’m feeling good.”

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk says that Liverpool are happy to take the point tonight.

“Listen, it’s a very tough place to come. They created a solid team and make it difficult for everyone. To come back twice is a good thing, we take the point and we move.”

“They’re very solid in set pieces and I think when I was marked by Partey, he only looked at me. It was a good flick from Lucho [Diaz]. I try to just be important in every set piece that we have and to not concede like we did so that’s very disappointing.”

“[When] you play here in London, they have the fans behind them and they created some momentum. You have to be ready to fight because you will have some tough moments. One point and we take it.”

When pressed on why they conceded, he said: “In my opinion,  the first half, we couldn’t keep the ball. If we kept the ball longer we could’ve created a bit more momentum.

“Second half, we didn’t create loads of chances, but we were much more dominant,” he adds.

On his contract situation, he says: “I’m very calm, let’s see what happens at the end of the season.

“I’m enjoying my football, I’m feeling good physically and mentally. I want to keep enjoying the game, it’s a beautiful game that we play.”

While we wait for some reaction, here’s a rundown of the other results in the Premier League today:

Crystal Palace 1-0 Tottenham

That result means Manchester City end the weekend top of the Premier League table after nine matches. The champions have 23 points, and lie one point above Liverpool, who are in second place.

Arsenal move back into the top four at the expense of Chelsea – the Gunner are third on 18 points, and are five behind City already.

Villa complete the top four – Unai Emery’s side sit fourth, also on 18 points.

The referee brings the game to an end and the spoils are shared in north London. Both sides fought well and, in their own ways, might be happy with that result.

Mo Salah strikes once again to give Liverpool something to take home.

Trossard clips a ball into Havertz and he wins a throw. Arsenal are in possession but can they find the gaps?

Jesus gets onto the end of Rice’s cross and thinks he’s won a corner, but the referee gives it the other way. That might have been the final chance.

Not long to go now, though Liverpool look like they might be happy to take this result. Arsenal do not, understandably, though maybe given the circumstances they should be.

The away side come forward again after Havertz is penalised but they’re lacking the urgency they had earlier.

Gakpo wins a corner after more good defending from Partey. It’ll be Alexander-Arnold to deliver again – but it’s headed away and Nwaneri wins the free-kick.