Trent Alexander-Arnold said he was happy that Manchester City fans liked his celebration after scoring a goal in Liverpool's game against them. Erling Haaland scored a goal in the first half because the goalkeeper didn't do a good job and the defense was too giving. It looked like it would help City win their 24th game in a row at home. Pep Guardiola's team had many opportunities to score more goals but couldn't. They were unlucky when Ruben Dias had a goal disallowed because of a foul by Manuel Akanji on Alisson Becker. After getting away from trouble, Liverpool scored a goal that lifted their spirits when Alexander-Arnold ran towards the goal, got a pass from Mohamad Salah, and quickly kicked the ball past Ederson from outside the penalty area. The player from England scored an important goal and celebrated by standing in front of the home fans and making a gesture to quiet them down which made the fans upset.

"I remembered getting the ball from Darwin," Alexander-Arnold said. I felt that there were people in the way, so I tried to kick the ball into the goal. Luckily, it went into the bottom corner, which is just what we needed. It was about making it across the finish line and earning that one point. "It's nice to celebrate in front of fans from the other team because you see different people and it's fun. " Alexander-Arnold said it was good to stop City from winning at their home even though Liverpool didn't play very well. We haven't had a lot of good results here. We got one point. We didn't do great, but at least we got one point. We had some good things happen - we had opportunities to win the game. "We didn't play very well. " Their structure and the way they organized really made it difficult for us. We talked and made a plan during the break to try to put more pressure on the other team when we went back onto the field. Playing against Man City is hard because you can't stay close to them or give them space. They might have had a plan to stop me from getting the ball in the middle of the field. I think Bernado Silva was very near me when I was moving towards the inside. It was about finding ways to move the ball and move forward on the field. "We did really good in the second half. " We needed the point and it makes us believe that even if we don't play well, getting a point means we're doing something right.