YOU can't win a Premier League title in February but you can certainly lose it. Or at least lose a place in the race.
That's what is on the line for Arsenal and Mikel Arteta (inset) tomorrow at the Emirates.
The pressure is huge for Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp as they look to stay ahead of champions Manchester City.
But the visitors know they can still afford a slip-up and it won't stop them rounding off Klopp's reign as the champions of England.
It wouldn't be ideal. Liverpool are well aware how every point matters when you're going toe-to-toe with City. They once got 97 of them and still didn't win the league.
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