Last updated on April 20, 2025
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Alexander-Arnold capped off his return from injury with a brilliant goal against Leicester City.
Liverpool FC
In a dramatic Premier League clash at the King Power Stadium, Trent Alexander-Arnold came off the bench to seal a crucial 1-0 win for Liverpool.
The win puts them just three points away from clinching the title while confirming Leicester City’s relegation.
It was a night of tension, frustration, and ultimately joy for the Reds, as Alexander-Arnold – fresh off an injury and amidst swirling transfer rumors – delivered a stunning winner in the 76th minute.
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His composed, angled finish came after a flurry of missed chances and woodwork hits by teammates Mohamed Salah and Diogo Jota.
Alexander-Arnold’s celebration said it all. Shirt off. Passion unleashed. Shirt draped on the corner flag.
It was an iconic moment for a player whose future at Anfield remains uncertain, with whispers of a free transfer to Real Madrid growing louder.
Yet, on this night, the focus was firmly on the present.
Arne Slot’s Liverpool took a big step toward lifting the Premier League trophy, with a potential title party set for next Sunday at Anfield against Spurs — though results elsewhere could speed things up.
For Leicester, it was heartbreak. The Foxes made history in the worst possible way, becoming the first top-flight side to go nine home games without scoring.
A bitter stat that perfectly sums up their dismal return to the Premier League.
Even with Wilfred Ndidi rattling the post early on, Leicester’s lack of firepower showed again.
Discontent brewed in the stands – and the skies – as a protest banner flew over the ground calling for the board’s sacking.
With fans leaving early, it was a somber farewell to top-tier football.
The spotlight now shifts to manager Ruud van Nistelrooy, who’s struggled since taking over in November.
Just 8 points in 20 games tells its own story, and it’s hard to see him staying on as the Foxes prepare for life back in the Championship.
