In Liverpool's 1-0 away win over Leicester City, Trent Alexander-Arnold, who returned from injury, scored a key goal to help the team win.

This game was Arnold's first appearance since March 11, when he was forced to rest due to injury. Now he returned from injury and played as a substitute. He scored the only goal of the game with a left-foot shot at the end of the game, helping Liverpool win three valuable points on the road to the championship.

In the post-match interview, Arnold said excitedly: "There is no doubt that this is a very special moment for me in the Liverpool jersey. I have scored several goals in this stadium, but this time it means something different."

"We were just one step away from winning the championship. This was my first game back from injury and I worked very hard to get back on the court. I am very happy to contribute in this way."

After the final whistle, Arnold celebrated with the Liverpool team, with captain Virgil van Dijk pushing him in front of the fans and encouraging him to enjoy the moment. Arnold said: "Our away fans have always been great, they support us in every game until the last minute."

"We play football not only for ourselves and our families, but also for these fans. They spend time and money to follow us to various places to play, and this is the reward they deserve. Today's victory is inseparable from them, and this will be one of the most special moments in my career."

Regarding the question of his personal future, Arnold remained silent: "I haven't talked about my situation all season and I won't say much now. But games like today are moments I will never forget and I am proud to be a part of it."