Arsenal were comfortably the better side for large swathes of Sunday’s game but the second half brought a number of opportunities for a Liverpool side who failed to capitalise on them.
Gabriel, Arsenal’s strongest defender, went off injured which left the Gunners exposed and prone to time wasting through cramp and running to the corner flag to shield the ball.
Arsenal’s lead didn’t matter in the end however after Darwin Nunez squared the ball to Mohamed Salah who fired it past David Raya much to the disappointment of the home crowd.
Carragher expressed his dismay after the game, however, with the former Liverpool defender feeling that Arne Slot’s side could have done more.
“I must say, I was disappointed with Liverpool in the second-half in terms of chances created”, he told Sky Sports.
“Listen, you go away to title rival, you get a point, you’ll be happy. But you think of the problems Arsenal had, not so much before the game but in the game, the changes they had to make, that makeshift back four. I’d expect them to actually create a lot more in the second-half.”