Liverpool sent Leicester to relegation five rounds ahead of schedule, and the Reds will dominate the Premier League in the next round

1 bullet sent Leicester to early relegation, and the "Reds" Liverpool also held their fate tightly in their hands, and won the championship with 1 more win! On the 20th local time, in the 33rd round of the 2024/25 Premier League, Liverpool defeated the "Fox" Leicester 1-0 away from home with a sword from Alexander-Arnold in the second half, winning two consecutive victories and continuing to lead the standings with a 13-point advantage.

Alexander-Arnold (second from right) came on as a substitute in the 71st minute and scored in the 76th minute to become Liverpool's biggest contributor to the capture of the "fox".

The goal came in the 76th minute when Tsimikas crossed from the right corner, Van Dijk's header failed to get on target, Mohamed Salah's header from near the left side of the six-yard box hit the left-hand post, and Jota's volley from the left side of the six-yard box hit the crossbar again before substitute Arnaud came on
The German penalty area scored with a shot from the left rib.

Alexander-Arnold scored his third Premier League goal of the season and fourth in all competitions. After scoring the goal, Alexander-Arnold was too excited and stripped to celebrate, and then received a yellow card. In addition, Salah had two shots hit the woodwork, while Jota and Ndidi each had one shot blocked by the woodwork, otherwise the Reds could have won a big game.

Liverpool currently have 79 points, 13 points ahead of Ashena with five league games remaining, and a home win over Tottenham Hotspur in the next round will lead to an early title. After Leicester lost this game, they not only failed to win 11 games in a row, but also suffered 9 consecutive defeats at home in the league without scoring a goal, creating a shameful record in the English top league. In the standings, the team is 18 points behind the relegation line with five rounds remaining, and then relegated five rounds earlier.