Tactical Analysis of a Gritty Premier League DrawIt was one of those dreaded 3pm blackout games in the UK—where resourceful fans find their way to NBC’s Peacock stream via a

Diogo Jota delivered a crucial equalizer for Liverpool as the Premier League leaders salvaged a 2-2 draw against Fulham. Meanwhile, Arsenal’s hopes of catching up in the title race were dampened by a frustrating goalless draw against Everton on Saturday.

Premier League leader Liverpool has come from behind twice with 10 men to draw with Fulham 2-2. Yet Liverpool dropped points for the second straight match to give hope to its title rivals on Saturday.

With a draw with Fulham in the books, we take a closer look at what it all means for the Reds.

The draw against Fulham marked the end of Liverpool star Mohamed Salah's pursuit of a historic Premier League milestone.

Liverpool remained top of the table on 36 points and with a game in hand after the postponement of last weekend's match at Everton. Andreas Pereira got Fulham on the scoresheet in the 11th minute with an acrobatic volley from Antonee Robinson's cross which took a bounce off Andy Robertson's thigh and went past goalkeeper Alisson.

Liverpool, playing towards the Kop, remember who they are at the start of the second half. Our goal creating magician, Mohamed Salah, sliced the ball into box, and Gakpo flew across the grass and headed it into the near corner. A sensational goal, and after the check, it stood, giving Liverpool their equalizer.

Premier League leader Liverpool twice came from behind with 10 men to draw with Fulham 2-2, yet dropped points for the second straight match to give hope to its title rivals on Saturday. Arsenal couldn't take advantage.