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Arsenal scored four or more goals against Everton in a Premier League match for the 12th time - more than any side has done against another.

Michael Keane's last two Premier League starts have come in defeats by four goals at the Emirates...

This was Everton's biggest Premier League defeat since their last trip to the Emirates, a 5-1 loss on the final day of last season.

Wolves have won only two of their last 17 away games in the Premier League (D5 L10), having won five of the previous seven (L2).

Both Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli scored their 10th Premier League goals of the season, making Arsenal the only side with two players on double figures so far this campaign.

Arsenal have now won 100 league games against Everton, the first team to reach that milestone against an opponent in English history.

Liverpool have kept a clean sheet in four consecutive games in the Premier League for the first time since February-April last year.

Liverpool have won 19 of their last 21 home league games against Wolves, with the exceptions being 1-0 defeats in January 1984 and December 2010.

Konstantinos Tsimikas assists a goal every 220 minutes for Liverpool in the Premier League, the second-best rate of any player with five or more assists in the competition for the club, after Alberto Aquilani (every 136 minutes).

Liverpool’s Virgil van Dijk has now scored 20 goals in the Premier League, the most of any central defender in the competition since he joined Southampton in 2015.

Mohamed Salah has scored 20 or more goals in all competitions in each of his six seasons with Liverpool.

Only Erling Haaland (33) and Marcus Rashford (25) have scored more goals than him this season among Premier League players.

Everton boss Sean Dyche is speaking in his post-match news conference now.

"I thought we were brave enough in the first 40 minutes but you're super frustrated to go in 2-0 down at half-time after that," he said.

"You have to bring the home mentality to away games.

"It's been there a while [away difficulties], it's not a new thing.

"When players are at the top end of their performance levels it spreads quickly. It's how we can change that and have it rub off on everyone."

On Idrissa Gueye's error: "Sometimes players get caught in three minds, let alone two minds. We almost got away with it with VAR."

Everton have lost three consecutive Premier League away games without scoring for the first time since March 2015.

Liverpool have won 13 of their last 14 midweek (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) Premier League matches, only dropping points in a 1-0 defeat at Leicester City on 28 December 2021.

Wolves

Wolves manager Julen Lopetegui, speaking to Premier League Productions: "Maybe we could have disrupted their rhythm. We weren't able to do much damage in the space. We put Adama [Traore] on but didn't find the moment, they were aggressive on the press. In the first half we overcome some moments on this press, in the second half no.

"When you have this type of match, you have to keep the ball and be calm. In the first half we did this, we matched them, but in the second we did not have these chances."

Speaking to the BBC: "I think that we did not play in the game plan we had in our head. In the first half much better, in the second we did not keep the ball. It was a shame, but they deserved to win.

"Today is not easy for me to keep positive thinking, maybe in a few days."

Three of the four highest scoring players in Europe's top five leagues this season aged 21 or younger are contracted to Arsenal...

• 15 - Folarin Balogun (on loan from Arsenal to Reims)
• 11 - Gabriel Martinelli
• 11 - Jamal Musiala (Bayern Munich)
• 10 - Bukayo Saka

Mikel Arteta laughs as he's asked if Arsenal are title favourites and doesn't really answer it.

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp speaking to BBC Sport: "We knew it would be a difficult game, we controlled the game in a lot of periods. There were situations rather than chances, we got in a rush in these moments. We got our rhythm back in the second half, we just had to be solid defensively and keep making chances.

"In general we did defensively well tonight, Diogo in the 10 was really important, the midfield was together, defensively we had a high line and won decisive challenges. Ali [Alisson] didn't have spectacular saves to make which was good.

"We had a knock against Real Madrid, we played a really good first half then we started the second really bad. We looked a lot more stable today, we have to carry that on."

On the disallowed goal: "For the boys on the pitch it was a clear goal, but you have to stay focused. We forced the first goal and the second was wonderful."

"When you look at the players every day you can see how much they want it," says Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta in his post-match news conference.

"They are so willing to learn. They can never have enough information. When you have that and the talent they have, good things will happen.

"Zinchenko, his mentality and quality allow us to be more unpredictable."