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Molby loves Liverpool is playing Arsenal

Next Sunday, the Premier League will start with an absolutely amazing match between Liverpool and Arsenal at Emirates Stadium. This will be the first big test that Jurgen Klopp will have to pass in order to convince all the fans that he is the right man to take the Reds to glory this season. For Danish Liverpool great Jan Molby, the fact that it will be Arsenal the first side to play the Reds, is something that he will thoroughly enjoy. 

Writing in his column for the Liverpool Echo, Molby said: "If you are going to play a top club away from home on the opening weekend of the new Premier League season then you want it to be Arsenal. Sunday is a good time for Liverpool to be going to the Emirates. Arsenal are without a number of key players, especially defensively, and from what I've seen they look under-cooked."

Molby also made some starting eleven predictions of his own: "I think the manager will go for Gini Wijnaldum ahead of Jordan Henderson in midfield. It would be a big deal to leave out the captain and Henderson gives you greater defensive solidity. But Klopp wants Liverpool to be brave and he wants quality in terms of creating chances in that area."

Photo credit: Liverpool FC

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