“He was the difference maker for Arsenal tonight, we could have lost the match by 3-1 if not for him”- Arsenal icon Ian Wright was quick to heap praises on Arsenal hero for being the difference maker ​against Liverpool at Anfield- Player not Gabriel Magalhaes, not Odegard and not Havertz

 “He was the difference maker for Arsenal tonight, we could have lost the match by 3-1 if not for him”- Arsenal icon Ian Wright was quick to heap praises on Arsenal hero for being the difference maker ​against Liverpool at Anfield- Player not Gabriel Magalhaes, not Odegard and not Havertz




Ian Wright has lauded Arsenal for taking a point at Liverpool tonight and was full of praise for midfielder Declan Rice as well.


Rice produced another top performance in the middle of the park as the Gunners came away from Anfield with a point. In the end, the result felt about right given the chances and amount of play both sides had.


For Rice, it was another important game for him to show his worth. The England man has won plenty of praise for his performances since he signed, and tonight was no different.

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