This doesn’t make good reading for the Champions League duo.
Of the supposed ‘big’ sides in the Premier League the most turbulent starts to the 2014/15 season perhaps belong to Arsenal and Liverpool.
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Both teams lost at the weekend – to Manchester United at home and Crystal Palace away respectively – and dropping points has become a theme for the Gunners and Reds.
Here the two sides both feature in the most equalisers conceded in the English top tier this term.
5. Arsenal – 4 equalisers conceded
The defeat to the Red Devils leaves Arsene Wenger’s men in ninth position, with more games drawn than won so far in the new campaign.
2=. Swansea City – 6 goals equalisers conceded
After beating Man United on the opening day of the season it has been a good year for the Swans, but clearly it could be so much better if they could hold onto a lead.
2=. Hull City – 6 goals equalisers conceded
The Tigers impressed many last term, but this time around Steve Bruce’s side are conceding too many and teeter on the verge of the relegation zone in 17th place currently.
2=. Everton – 6 goals equalisers conceded
Roberto Martinez led the Toffees to their record Premier League points haul during his first year in charge, but it has been a stuttering start this time around and the Merseysiders only just seem to be finding their feet.
1. Liverpool – 7 goals equalisers conceded
Yet top of the pile are Brendan Rodgers’ under-achievers, with the loss to Palace on Sunday just the latest occasion that they have thrown away a lead and the club are sitting in a disappointing 12th currently.