Liverpool player ratings vs Leicester City: The perfect parting gift? Trent Alexander-Arnold silences the haters in style as Reds are made to work to get within one win of the Premier League title

Alisson Becker (6/10):

Didn't have all that much to do, but when he was called upon, he performed well.

Conor Bradley (7/10):

Some excellent forward runs and fine deliveries. Great battle down his flank with the tricky Mavididi and was booked for a late challenge on the winger. Subbed as a result.

Ibrahima Konate (6/10):

A real aerial threat and nearly scored. A couple of uncoordinated moments, but a strong performance against Vardy.

Virgil van Dijk (7/10):

Imperious in the air and very rarely gave the ball away. He didn't look to have a bead of sweat on him.

Kostas Tsimikas (7/10):

Some teasing deliveries as he continually pushed forward. A fine deputy for Robertson, such is his energy and drive.

Ryan Gravenberch (7/10):

Understated but busy, keeping Liverpool ticking with his simple passing. Some solid tackles too, breaking up the play.

Dominik Szoboszlai (6/10):

Resorted to a couple of long-range efforts. Didn't dominate the midfield but was tidy throughout.

Alexis Mac Allister (8/10):

Dictated from deep and got physical when necessary. Mac Allister really is becoming a complete midfielder, and he is so important to this team.

Mohamed Salah (5/10):

So unlucky to hit both posts within two minutes. Kept taking shots at goal, but it just wouldn't drop for him. On another day he has a hat-trick, but here, he was bailed out by Alexander-Arnold.

Luis Diaz (7/10):

Has such quick feet, Leicester could barely get close. Diligent defensively and electric going forward, this was a fine display.

Cody Gakpo (5/10):

Buzzed around but couldn't turn his productivity into anything tangible. Was subbed for Jota on the hour.

Diogo Jota (6/10):

Came on for Gakpo. Involved throughout his time on the pitch, but couldn't hit the back of the net.

Trent Alexander-Arnold (8/10):

Replaced Bradley after his booking. Scored the winner, rifling an effort through a throng of bodies. A passionate celebration; his goal takes the Reds one step closer.

Harvey Elliott (6/10):

On for Szoboszlai. Kept taking Liverpool up the pitch with his carrying ability.

Curtis Jones (N/A):

An injury-time sub.

Arne Slot (7/10):

His changes won the game, but this was an underwhelming display; Leicester are now down, but the Reds had to work mightily hard to get over the line. Still, they are three points away from glory.