The Premier League champions can no longer break the league’s record points tally after an uncharacteristically mistake laden display at the Emirates. Following their 2-1 defeat, they can now reach a maximum of 99 points, one short of Manchester City’s centurions season.

Truthfully, since the moment the league title was confirmed, The Reds haven’t been their usual ruthless selves. This game was another example that they may have subconsciously switched off a couple of weeks ago.

Liverpool still found it within themselves to dominate the match and went ahead when Sadio Mane burst into the six-yard box to fire Liverpool ahead. At this time, Arsenal had barely left their half and the champions seemed rampant.

However, two ‘I remember when’ moments cost Liverpool dearly as both Virgil Van Dijk and Alisson Becker made basic mistakes to allow Arsenal to go in front before half time. Both errors came from over-casual passing from the Liverpool men.

Alexandre Lacazette seized on the first error and a neat finish from Reiss Nelson to put the Gunners’ ahead. These were two of Arsenal’s three attempts on goal throughout the game; Liverpool had 24.

Jurgen Klopp cut a confused and at times angry figure on the sideline throughout the game. He admitted after it has been difficult to maintain the intensity levels since the title was confirmed.

Here’s how we rated The Reds after the loss at the Emirates: