Trent Alexander-Arnold knows every time Liverpool concede, there will be critics looking at his involvement and that’s fair enough.
If you cannot be ultra-critical when analysing a potential England player at a World Cup then when can you?
For Gabriel Martinelli’s opening goal, Alexander-Arnold’s body shape was all wrong and he was done on the inside.
It was a great pass by Martin Odegaard but then any right back should know the movement Martinelli will make and try to stop that. He didn’t.
For Bukayo Saka’s goal, Alexander-Arnold bizarrely vacated his area by going across to close down Martinelli, despite Jordan Henderson having him covered.