Aaron Ramsdale reveals 'mixed emotions' after Liverpool draw

Aaron Ramsdale has admitted that Arsenal have 'mixed emotions' about the thrilling 2-2 draw with Liverpool at Anfield.

The Gunners had led the Game 2-0 at one point thanks to goals from Gabriel Martinelli and Gabriel Jesus, however they were pegged back by a Mohamed Salah strike and an 87th minute equaliser from substitute Roberto Firmino.

Arsenal were close to losing the Game in fact late on, but Ramsdale was on hand to make two stunning saves to deny Salah and Ibrahima Konate what looked like certain goals in the final seconds of the Game.

The draw sees Arsenal's lead atop of the Premier League table reduced to six points, with Man City holding a Game in hand over their title rivals. When asked by Sky Sports on whether or not the Game was two points lost or one point gained, Ramsdale replied:

"A bit of both. We managed to dig in at the end and we had some good chances and played really well but we had to survive as well. I think right now it'll be mixed emotions, but [when we look back] over the next few days it'll be a very good point.

"I've just walked off the pitch and we've just been under pressure for 30 minutes and we've managed to get a point away at Anfield. They're a top side and the crowd get right behind them, so it might've been two points dropped but we could've dropped all of them at the same time."

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