On Wednesday night, Trent Alexander-Arnold shined for Liverpool once more, helping the team take a 1-0 lead in the first half. 

With two goals and two assists in Liverpool’s last four games, the England wing-back has been in terrific form of late. He swung a superb corner to Virgil van Dijk, who volleyed home to give the reds the lead while going unmarked in the Sheffield penalty area. 

It was Alexander-Arnold’s 75th assist for Liverpool since he joined the squad in 2016, with only Mohamed Salah and Kevin De Bruyne having more assists for their respective clubs, according to Opta.  

Fans noted that Alexander-Arnold had gently lowered his shorts to expose the top half of his bottom just before he stepped up to swing the corner in. 

After seeing the situation, many internet fans joked about it on social media. 

“Cracking assist from Trent from this corner,” a fan commented. 

Another person said, “With that one, you’ve really made yourself the butt of the joke.”

‘No way he didn’t feel the chilly air strike his face,’ said an admirer.

Some commented, “Trent just got an assist with his a** crack hanging out; he can really do it all.” Still others stated, “It’s crazy that Trent is getting help with his a** out.”

With the goal, Liverpool closed the gap on top-ranked Arsenal to two points in the Premier League. 

In the fourth minute of injury time, Dominik Szoboszlai scored the second goal. He did so by taking a feed from Darwin Nunez and hammering the ball home with his right foot. 

Having previously said that he was optimistic he could have an impact at Sheffield United, Chris Wilder’s return to Bramall Lane proved disappointing. 

Before the game, he stated, “Obviously, the club is not in a great situation, but it is what it is, and hopefully we can make a little bit of a difference starting tonight.” 

“It’s a huge task, and everyone is chatting about us. The story is that we’re gone and this club has taken our place.” 

“The captain is going to understand that this is a team that is an underdog, that we are currently in a situation where we must fight against the odds.” 

It has been with us for a very long time. We’re used to it, and maybe we can emerge victorious, having lived through it many years ago before me, even in the city.