Kai Havertz hailed the performance from Arsenal after the Gunners secured a 1-0 win at Liverpool.
Arsenal ended a 13-game winless run at Anfield with a 1-0 success on Sunday, courtesy of Havertz’s first-half goal. The German turned in from Declan Rice’s cross in the decisive moment, to secure a win that takes Arsenal three points clear at the top of the table.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta had been in the side that last won at Liverpool in the Premier League, back in September 2012. Havertz admits the drought-breaking win ‘means a lot’ to the North Londoners, who issued a statement over their title defence.
“This means a lot to the whole football club and it’s been 14 years, that is a crazy stat and I think that we are all happy that we gave it to them today,” Havertz said to Sky Sports.
“I think we all know what this stadium is about and what the fans are about. Liverpool have big players and they can show their quality. We knew that this was coming for us and we all stuck together and defended together.”
“90% of the goal belongs to Declan Rice.”
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