‘Outstanding’ Arsenal star is now at risk of getting suspended for Liverpool clash at Anfield

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Arsenal take on Liverpool at Anfield next week, and Kai Havertz could be suspended for that game if he isn’t careful against Brighton tomorrow.

Jurgen Klopp‘s side displaced the Gunners at the top of the Premier League table last weekend. They are now a point ahead of us, which makes the game at Anfield a really exciting one, irrespective of what happens against Brighton tomorrow. Havertz will need to be cautious against the Seagulls.

Kai Havertz is at risk of getting suspended for Liverpool vs Arsenal

Arsenal have an awful record against Liverpool at Anfield.

The last time we beat them in their home ground was all the way back in 2012. Lukas Podolski and Santi Cazorla helped us win 2-0 that day.

We’ve had a few horrifying results at Anfield since, and it’s time for Mikel Arteta and his men to bring an end to that terrible run next week.

Arsenal are more than capable of beating Liverpool now, but Kai Havertz, who has been one of our best players recently, will have to be careful to avoid missing that game.

The German has picked up four yellow cards already in the Premier League this season. If he gets booked against Brighton at the Emirates tomorrow, he will be suspended for the game against Liverpool.

That would be a big blow for us as Havertz offers something that nobody else does at Arsenal.

Kai Havertz has improved a lot at Arsenal

In his first two months as an Arsenal first-team player, Kai Havertz was probably the most criticised footballer at the club. Many pundits jumped on the bandwagon and had a go at him.

However, over the last month, Havertz has been fantastic for Arsenal and has played a key part in all of our victories since his winner at Brentford.

The German, branded as ‘outstanding‘ by PSV boss Peter Bosz, looks so much more comfortable now. Everybody can see what Mikel Arteta expects from him, and he is delivering every single game.

Havertz is expected to start against Brighton tomorrow and we hope he will end the game without going into the referee’s book. We need him at Anfield next week to have the best chance of beating Liverpool.