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Arsenal win at Anfield for first time in 14 years to move top

Arsenal secured a significant 1-0 victory at Anfield, marking their first win at the stadium in 14 years. Kai Havertz netted the decisive goal, a strike that established him as the highest-scoring German player in Premier League history with 46 career goals.

The result moves the Gunners three points clear of Manchester City at the top of the table and extends their lead over Liverpool to nine points. Despite the hosts launching 17 attempts, they failed to record a single shot on target throughout the match.

Controversy arose when officials missed a potential penalty after Jurrien Timber appeared to pull Alexander Isak's shirt during the first half. Florian Wirtz also came close for the home side, striking the crossbar with a free-kick, while Alexis Mac Allister missed a header.

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