Arsenal so far have proved they can hold out and do the most vital thing to challenge for the premier League title — win games and grab maximum points.
The Gunners managed to scrape a win against Newcastle and then beat Burnley and are currently second on the log with table leaders Liverpool, their opponents for Matchweek 3.
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Liverpool vs Arsenal: Supercomputer predicts Reds vs Gunners clash
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According to Football London, Fixture Difficulty Ranking rates Arsenal’s most difficult fixture, rated five out of five as Liverpool (away), unsurprisingly.
The FDR key is based from one to five, with one being the easiest and five being the hardest.
Manchester City (away) is the only other game ranked five out five for Unai Emery’s side in the 2019/20 season.
The ranking system uses a set of formulas that process key Opta data variables, along with each team’s home and away form for the past six meetings, to generate the ranked difficulty.
While BT Sport’s The Script, using ‘cutting edge’ artificial intelligence, further predicted that Arsenal will go down 2-0 to Liverpool.
However, as much as the prediction give us a rough idea, uncotronallble variables like health, mental state, yellow cards, red cards, fouls, VAR decisions and generally man’s volatile nature, can’t be factored in.
TUKO.co.ke previously reported that Aubameyang is confident that Arsenal can match up to Jurgen Klopp’s men and give them a run for the three points up for grabs.
Source: Tuko.co.ke
