Gunners just got better, claims Owen

MICHAEL OWEN insists that Liverpool have not “got worse as a team” over the recent years, just that Arsenal have improved out of all recognition.

Wed, 07 Apr, 2004 - 01:00
Paul Walker

And the England hitman admits that Liverpool's ambition is now to reach a level as good as Arsenal have become.

Liverpool arrive at Highbury on Good Friday a massive 25 points behind the Barclaycard Premiership leaders, with both sides desperately needing the points for totally different reasons.

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