Liverpool went two goals down against Hull City on Saturday, before Steven Gerrard leaped to the rescue in typical fashion to give his side a share of the points.
Nonetheless, Alvaro Arbeloa reckons the Merseysiders were unfortunate not to claim victory after lifting their game in the second half.
"I thought we played well and we were much better than the last two games at home, but we should have taken all three points," the Spain defender told Liverpoolfc.tv.
"We conceded two bad goals but we then showed character and got it back to 2-2 thanks to Stevie.
"We then had some clear chances towards the end of the first half but we couldn't get the third goal.
"I think we tried everything to win the game. We had three or four clear chances in the second half and Sami hit the post but couldn't score.
"We played really well in the wide areas and I think overall we were unlucky."
Liverpool head to the capital this weekend to take on struggling Arsenal, who have been edged out of the top four by in-form Aston Villa.
Both clubs boast a perfect record against their title rivals this season, and Arbeloa is hoping to complete what would be a prestigious hat-trick.
"We have a difficult game against Arsenal but we believe in ourselves and we can get a good result there," he added.
"We have beaten Manchester United, we have beaten Chelsea and now we want to beat Arsenal.
"We have a really good team and I don't think they are playing their best football at the moment, so we have a good opportunity to show what we can do."
Nonetheless, Alvaro Arbeloa reckons the Merseysiders were unfortunate not to claim victory after lifting their game in the second half.
"I thought we played well and we were much better than the last two games at home, but we should have taken all three points," the Spain defender told Liverpoolfc.tv.
"We conceded two bad goals but we then showed character and got it back to 2-2 thanks to Stevie.
"We then had some clear chances towards the end of the first half but we couldn't get the third goal.
"I think we tried everything to win the game. We had three or four clear chances in the second half and Sami hit the post but couldn't score.
"We played really well in the wide areas and I think overall we were unlucky."
Liverpool head to the capital this weekend to take on struggling Arsenal, who have been edged out of the top four by in-form Aston Villa.
Both clubs boast a perfect record against their title rivals this season, and Arbeloa is hoping to complete what would be a prestigious hat-trick.
"We have a difficult game against Arsenal but we believe in ourselves and we can get a good result there," he added.
"We have beaten Manchester United, we have beaten Chelsea and now we want to beat Arsenal.
"We have a really good team and I don't think they are playing their best football at the moment, so we have a good opportunity to show what we can do."
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