Niall Mullen reflects on the lack of true rivalry between Liverpool and Arsenal, suggesting their peaks never coincided and highlighting the unique moments that sparked contention.
Mullen notes significant matches including the 2001 incident with Stephane Henchoz and the 2008 Champions League penalty decision as focal points in the history between the clubs.
He mentions the era from 1986-1991 as the peak when George Graham's Arsenal challenged Liverpool's dominance, marking a pivotal period of competition.
The article also references how match broadcasts from the past, like the 'match of the century' celebrated by commentators, illustrate the changing landscape of sport viewership.
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