The Premier League returned to Boxing Day with Aston Villa taking on Liverpool at Villa Park. It was just five minutes in when German coach Jürgen Klopp's side took the lead with a goal scored by Mohamed Salah. The move was started fantastically by Trent Alexander Arnold who returned to action after a frustrating World Cup in Qatar.
Mistakes from the bench by Gareth Southgate, marked the course of the Three Lions that despite starting the Group Stage in a good way where they thrashed Iran 6-2, led the English coach to rise in pride, leaving out key players who with their talent could have been the key for the white team to do something more in the fields of Qatar.
Without intending to curse Liverpool's trip to Aston Villa
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Trent Alexander Arnold, a player who beyond the affection of the Red's fans, was a topic on the Big Island for his almost null participation in the World Cup, where an egocentric Southgate relegated him to the bench from the first day. For the 24-year-old, the mere 34 minutes the England manager gave him did nothing to show the Pool full-back's quality and track record.
The Liverpool FC star spoke after the Rosebud's participation, showing a deep sadness as he hoped that this edition of Qatar 2022 would be better than the previous one, where in Russia 2018 he played only one game, being England against Belgium in the Group Stage, the only game where Trent would get minutes. Interestingly Gareth Southgate was also the coach.
The Liverpool youth player has returned to Merseyside to continue his individual preparation and be ready for Klopp, who completed a tour of the United Arab Emirates with the rest of the squad, which served as a mini pre-season for the bulk of the 22/23 campaign. On this tour in Dubai, the Red's had a defeat to Lyon and most recently a win over Italian champions AC Milan. While they lost in the Carabao Cup to Manchester City, they now beat Aston Villa in round 17 of the Premier League.
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