'Finally I had my chance' - Dominik Szoboszlai makes cheeky dig at Trent Alexander-Arnold after incredible free-kick helps Liverpool beat Arsenal

Curtis Jones won Liverpool the free-kick after being brought down by Martin Zubimendi with a poor challenge. The Spanish midfielder was shown a yellow card, while the hosts were awarded the set-piece nearly 25 yards from goal. Szoboszlai stepped up and unleashed a thunderous strike that soared into the top right corner.

After the match, the Hungary international opened up on his world-class strike as he also aimed a cheeky dig at former team-mate and current Real Madrid full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold. The 24-year-old told Sky Sports: "Luckily we could practice some free-kicks. I felt this was a bit further. I was like 'I'll take the risk'. I was confident in myself, I tried it...finally [I've scored from a free-kick]. When you practice all the time, now I should mention Trent because he was taking the free-kicks in the past. Finally I could have my chance and did it."

Szoboszlai also revealed his training regime, adding: "This shot I didn't practice in the past few weeks because we were shooting closer. I had to take a risk and shoot a little bit harder because I knew Raya likes to jump behind the ball. It's an unbelievable goalkeeper. If it goes a bit more inside, he saves it."

The reigning English champions will be back in action after the international break on September 14 when they travel to Burnley for a Premier League fixture.