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Record breaking night for Liverpool duo in Watford thrashing

Record breaking night for Liverpool duo in Watford thrashing

Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold displayed to all what a top youngster he is by making the English Premier League history in the Reds’ 5-0 humiliation of Watford yesterday.

The England international right-back has been massively vital to the Reds attack and was a huge miss recently through injury, as the young talent showed with his display at Anfield on Wednesday night.

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The right-back remarkably got forward to have a hand, getting three assists for Liverpool as they ran riot over their opponents, making Trent the youngest footballer in the English Premier League era to create three goals in a single match.

He is still just 20, which feels a bit hard to believe considering how long the player has been such a vital part of Klopp’s senior team.

If the starlet can continue with this incredible form, he certainly has a bright future in the sport. He can play a prominent role in their success for many more seasons to come and give more fans a better chance to win a bet with betbrain.co.uk.

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The Merseyside giants remain just a point clear at the very apex of the English league with ten matches left.

Senegalese international attacker Sadio Mane has also broken his own personal record of goals netted in a single English Premier League campaign after scoring twice brace for his side against Watford on Wednesday.

The African star was in great form for Liverpool on the night to fire the Merseyside giants into an early lead in the game as they attempted to keep their spot at the apex of the English top flight table.

Having performed a little below per in the goalless draw against Manchester United at Old Trafford last weekend, the winger came to life on the night to score on two occasions, and by so doing, he has now scored 14 Premier League goals for Klopp’s team this term.

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In that case, Mane, 26, has now netted more this season than in any other former season in the Premier League, both with present side Liverpool FC and his previous club Southampton.

The last time he scored this many goals in a single league season was in the 2012/13 season, when he was with RB Salzburg.

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