Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says he'll keep his cool at Liverpool on Saturday night.
Arteta has clashed with the Liverpool bench in past meetings.
But he now insists: "There won't be any trouble.
"If you want to be at the top you have to go to those places and be dominant. That's what we're going to try to do.
"You have to play better than them. You will silence the crowd if you are dominant and better than them, just like in any other ground. There is no difference.
"We are going to have to suffer. In every game you have to suffer and how you go through these moments together. How you overcome those moments is a big thing.
"Last year we went through those moments in the second half and we had some difficulties to get over them.
"They extended for a period that was too long and you have to be able to turn those moments around and come back to the state of the game that you want."
Arteta also said: "It is different, different like Old Trafford.
"I explained that sometimes when you don't feel at your best and you feel that they are on top of you, and you cannot get out of that washing machine.
"You try to overcome those situations but that's a learning it happened once and it didn't happen again. How do we stop it? The game-plan and everything that we discussed to try to be away from that game, and put on our washing machine that is very powerful."