BBC Sport reported that Declan Rice said he relished title‑race anxiety after Arsenal’s win at Liverpool. He joined Kelly Cates, Danny Murphy and Micah Richards on BBC Sport to analyse how Arsenal earned their first Premier League victory at Liverpool in 14 years.
Why it matters
Fans see Rice’s confidence and his role in discussing Arsenal’s historic win, reflecting his influence on the title race.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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