Gabriel Jesus

Gabriel Jesus was left in a crumple after a flailing arm from Kostas Tsimikas caught him as he bore down on the Liverpool goal, leaving him with a bloodied ...

Whereas Liverpool are in dire need of three points to stand any chance of returning to the conversation of title contenders. Led by Erling Haaland, it will take someone special to stop the Premier League champions from retaining their crown. It was Odegaard's sublime pass that left Trent Alexander-Arnold dizzy as Gabriel Martinelli opened the scoring for Arsenal in the first minute on Sunday afternoon. Nevertheless, there was some serious concerns from the officials - who beckoned medics to get over immediately. Darwin Nunez and Roberto Firmino both struck equalisers in a proper Premier League slugfest between two great titans. [Jurgen Klopp](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/jurgen-klopp) and had to twice come back from behind against the Gunners.

All the latest Arsenal injury news after a huge win against Liverpool on Sunday afternoon that took Mikel Arteta's side back to the top of the Premier ...

He had missed the international break, though made a return against Manchester United after the two-week break. [Arsenal ](https://www.football.london/arsenal-fc/)continued their ideal start to the season on Sunday as they registered a 3-2 win over Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium. He was replaced by Eddie Nketiah, but will be assumed to be fit again for the European clash in midweek. The first of which was a flailing arm from Kostas Tsimikas that saw the Brazilian needing medical treatment. With another European game in midweek, football.london takes a look at the latest Arsenal injury news. After a huge win over Tottenham in the North London Derby, it continues the confidence throughout the squad.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says Gabriel Jesus will be assessed following Sunday's Premier League match against Liverpool.

I don’t actually know what happened, but we will obviously assess how he is.” “He seemed OK after the game. Asked for an update on Jesus after the game, Arteta said he seemed fine but would be subject to further assessment this week.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is sweating over the fitness of Gabriel Jesus, who picked up a knock during Sunday's win over Liverpool.The 25-year-old f.

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The Arsenal striker was an injury concern after the game on Sunday, but could be available for selection once again.

"I don't know," [Mikel Arteta](https://www.football.london/all-about/mikel-arteta) said on whether the Brazilian had been knocked out. While Nketiah has often been the first choice in Europe this season, merely having Jesus as an option could be useful for Arteta. The Brazilian has since been checked again by the club doctor and is cleared as being fine and should then be available for selection. [Eddie Nketiah](https://www.football.london/all-about/eddie-nketiah). The Brazilian has been key to the way the Gunners play, having a huge impact on the side since joining in the summer for roughly £45million. However, there were fears when he went to ground against the Reds, having been on the receiving end of an elbow from Kostas Tsimikas.