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Leicester 0-1 Liverpool: Alexander-Arnold Strike Confirms Foxes’ Relegation

By Benjamin Abioye

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Trent Alexander-Arnold marked his return with a stunning late goal, sealing a vital 1-0 win for Liverpool and confirming Leicester’s drop to the Championship.

Trent Alexander-Arnold made a triumphant return for Liverpool, scoring the only goal of the game and securing a vital win that pushes the Reds closer to the Premier League title.

His late strike at the King Power Stadium not only handed Liverpool all three points but also confirmed Leicester City’s relegation to the Championship.

The game began with immediate drama as Mohamed Salah nearly opened the scoring for Liverpool just three minutes in. After breaking through Leicester’s backline, the Egyptian’s shot somehow struck both posts without crossing the line. That early scare sparked Leicester into action, and they responded through Wilfred Ndidi, whose effort rattled the woodwork as well.

As the match progressed, Leicester held their own and showed resilience. Mads Hermansen made a key save to deny Salah again, while the Foxes managed to keep the score level going into halftime. Liverpool dominated wide areas but couldn’t find the breakthrough in the first 45 minutes.

The second half saw Liverpool ramp up the pressure. Despite creating more chances, they struggled to convert them, thanks to a mix of poor finishing and solid goalkeeping by Hermansen. It wasn’t until Trent Alexander-Arnold was brought off the bench in the 71st minute that the deadlock was broken. With 15 minutes left, the right-back scored the first left-footed goal of his career—an effort that proved decisive.

With this win, Liverpool moved within just one victory of clinching the Premier League title. Leicester, despite a spirited display, saw their fate sealed with this narrow defeat.

Liverpool fans will be dreaming of lifting the trophy soon, while Leicester prepare for life back in the Championship after a seven-season stay in the top flight.
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