Carragher explains why Liverpool found Arsenal the most difficult team to play against

Jamie Carragher has reviewed Liverpool's way to the Champions League triumph in 2005.

In spite of confronting numerous incredible Italian groups, Arsenal were their hardest rivals.


That is on the grounds that the Gunners played an exceptionally brisk, assaulting football so it was incredibly hard to guard against them.

Jamie Carragher has clarified what made Arsenal the best group his Liverpool played against.





I generally felt that against Italian groups, aside from the main half in the last against Milan, the resigned protector disclosed to The Athletic as he reviewed the occasions of Liverpool's rushed to the Champions League trophy in 2005.

The pace that Italian groups played the game was delayed to such an extent that I generally felt a piece disappointed. It was the equivalent against Roma and Inter Milan when they were bosses of Italy.

I accepted that we had the option to beat them in light of the power of our game contrasted with theirs.

That is the reason I think Arsenal were the best we played against on the grounds that they played with so much pace, it doesn't give you an opportunity to think. With Italian groups, I had an inclination that I was in the correct position.





In the 2005 Premier League season, the Gunners completed second behind Chelsea. Arsene Wenger's side were taken out of the Champions League in the Round of 16, with Bayern Munich winning 3-2 on total.

That term, Arsenal had any semblance of Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp, Robert Pires, Freddie Ljungberg and Jose Antonio Reyes in the crew.

Liverpool were fifth that season however they won the Champions League last against AC Milan, toppling the 3-0 shortage in the second half in one of football's exemplary games.

Quick forward fifteen years and you'll see the Reds going for Arsenal's unbeaten record and neglecting to beat it this season, a lot to Arsene Wenger's fulfillment.

Carragher isn't the main individual who gets nostalgic on lockdown. Thierry Henry as of late uncovered his preferred objective in Arsenal shirt, while Ryan Giggs said that the Gunners' late 90s group were the hardest rivals he's at any point confronted.