Viktor Gyokeres statistics come up after Arsenal loses Liverpool and they look like a typo

Both keepers, Alisson and David Raya, were hardly tested, combining only three saves.

Liverpool remains the only team that wins all three of their opening Premier League matches this season.

In the meantime, Arsenal suffered their first defeat of the campaign after previous victories over Manchester United and a dominant 5-0 win against Leeds, where Gyokees had packed a brace.

However, the Swedish attacker struggled to make an impact on Anfield.

He did not succeed in registering a single shot, only completed five of the seven fits – four of which came into attacking areas – and lost all three air duels he disputed.

His frustrating afternoon ended with a yellow card for a second half mistake.

Gyokeres is still setting up in following his summer movement of £ 64 million from Sporting CP, where he has yielded 87 goals in two seasons, including in European competition.

Many Arsenal supporters pointed out on the day on the lack of creativity of the team as a bigger problem than the individual display of the striker.

They wrote: “It makes no sense to have a striker if you are not going to create opportunities for him.”

A second added: “Nobody passes him. No chance is created. He is alone.”

And a third stated: “The two big games away from home, games where you sign an expensive striker and he hardly sees the ball, it has to change. It is not necessarily a Gyokees problem, it is more how we approach the game when he is the spearhead in these kinds of competitions.