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Liverpool took a huge step towards the title of Champion of England by winning on the lawn of Leicester, this Sunday in the Premier League (0-1). Trent Alexander-Arnold offered the Reds victory shortly after entering the game. A result which condemns the Foxes to the relegation to the Championship.
Trent Alexander-Arnold forced the lock of Leicester five minutes after entering the game this Sunday in the Premier League (0-1). A success that allows Liverpool to get a little closer to the title of Champion of England. Opposite, the Foxes, led by ex-attacker Ruud Van Nistelrooy, are officially relegated to the second division after this home defeat, the ninth without scoring the slightest goal in the league.
Five days before the term, the leader Liverpool (79 points) retains his thirteen lengths ahead of his Dauphin Arsenal (2, 66 pts), winner earlier on the lawn of Ipswich (0-4). Liverpool can be crowned next weekend, or even on Wednesday in the event of a home arsenal defeat against Crystal Palace.
The raging celebration of Alexander-Arnold
Leicester was placed in a fed fire during the vast majority of the game, but too imprecise until the entrance of Alexander-Arnold (71st), back after a month of absence on injury. The side born and trained in Liverpool, whose contract expires at the end of the season, took five minutes before shaking the nets on a recovery that Mads Hermansen only braked (76th, 1-0). Alexander-Arnold celebrated his goal in a raging way, shirtless in front of a mad visitor parking.
Before that, the Reds attacked throughout the meeting, being imprecise or unlucky. A shot from Mohamed Salah hit the right post, then the left post of Hermansen (3rd). The goalkeeper stopped a good cover of the Egyptian (11th) and a shot at close range of Kostas Tsimikas (57th). On the action leading to the goal of Alexander-Arnold, a post pushed a Salah's head and the transverse bar brought a recovery from Diogo Jota. Leicester also touched the amounts with Wilfred Ndidi (10th) and scored a goal, however invalidated by the referee because of a prior charge by Patson Daka on Alisson (67th).
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