Arsenal news: Jurgen Klopp fires Gunners warning as Ben White compared to Liverpool star

Arsenal news: All the latest updates on the Gunners ahead of their huge Premier League clash against Liverpool as Jurgen Klopp sends a warning to Mikel Arteta

Your morning Arsenal digest on Thursday, April 6.

Jurgen Klopp fires major warning to Arsenal as Liverpool struggles continue in draw vs Chelsea

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has warned Arsenal that his players are ready to bounce back with a strong performance at Anfield on Sunday. The Reds put in a disappointing display against Chelsea as they drew 0-0 at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday night.

Following the draw against Chelsea, Klopp fired a warning to the Premier League leaders with Arsenal not having won at Anfield since 2012. "The next game is Arsenal," noted Klopp after Tuesday's stalemate.

Liverpool legend praises Arsenal star Ben White and makes huge Trent Alexander-Arnold claim

Ben White has been one of Arsenal's standout performers this season after being moved to right-back by Mikel Arteta. The English defender played the majority of last term at centre-back alongside Gabriel Magalhaes but has enjoyed some strong performances in a new role in the 2022/23 campaign.

Many Arsenal fans feel that White should be starting for England under Gareth Southgate, especially given Trent Alexander-Arnold's troubles defensively for Liverpool. The 24-year-old has been slammed for his poor performances under Jurgen Klopp this term and was dropped from the Reds' 0-0 draw against Chelsea on Tuesday night - with a decision set to be made as to whether he returns to the starting XI against Arsenal this weekend.

White has performed much better than Trent Alexander-Arnold in the Premier League this term with the Reds defender coming under heavy criticism for his defensive displays. Barnes told BonusCodeBets: "Ben White has given Arsenal some defensive strength."

Aaron Ramsdale admitted Liverpool 'YNWA' tactic unlikely to be repeated in next Arsenal training

Arsenal travel to Anfield on Sunday to take on one of their hardest tests in the remaining nine games of the title race run-in. Liverpool might not be the side that have won the titles under Klopp not so long ago in their current state, but the 7-0 win over Manchester United was a reminder of exactly what they can do to teams not taking them seriously.

After going unbeaten for 10 matches, Arsenal travelled to Anfield in November. Despite all the expectation that the Gunners were on a roll with the best chance of a result on Merseyside since 2012, the Reds punished the Arsenal mistakes and ran out as 4-0 winners.

This would spark a period of just one win in the next three games, something that Arsenal cannot afford to happen if they want to win the title. In preparation for the Anfield trip last season, Mikel Arteta tried an unorthodox tactic to try and familiarise his players with the atmosphere of the historic ground.