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But as Arne Slot navigates a title race, the national media agrees that these dropped points will ratchet up the pressure.

The Reds are the pursued, not the pursuers, having earned a seven-point advantage over Arsenal going into the match.

That lead has now been stretched to eight, but Liverpool has played a game more, and Slot could rue the opportunity to take the lead into double digits.

After all, the fixtures don't get any easier in the immediate term, with Premier League encounters against Man City and Newcastle up next.

We've rounded up the reports.

BBC: "The Reds have not lost in the Premier League since being beaten 1-0 by Nottingham Forest at Anfield in September, but were almost undone by sloppy defending and a lack of cutting edge.

"Youri Tielemans and Ollie Watkins cancelled out Mohamed Salah's 29th-minute opener, before Trent Alexander-Arnold levelled 16 minutes after the break.

"Having extended their lead over second-placed Arsenal, Arne Slot's side go to Manchester City on Sunday in what could now be a defining week in the title race.

"The Gunners host West Ham on Saturday knowing victory, and a defeat for Liverpool at Etihad Stadium, would put them within striking distance of the leaders with a game in hand."

Guardian: "Arne Slot may find it difficult to decipher and digest a draw that ultimately tightens their grip at the top.

How much encouragement will this result give Arsenal, eight points behind the leaders with a game in hand?"

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Daily Star: "Arne Slot is feeling the heat.

"With each passing week, Arsenal are getting closer and closer to the finish line as Liverpool stumble and stutter

It was a moment of individual brilliance from Trent Alexander-Arnold that decided the game - with the Reds far from the races."

Independent: "Ten points clear with 12 games to go would have almost certainly put Liverpool, without a completely convincing title rival, on course for a second Premier League title before February is even out
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