That Mbappe Is Terrifying

[It was him! Him again! Still him! Our Super Anno!]

The day after the match, the Liverpool Echo ran that headline.

The entire report lavishly praised yesterday's stirring Northwest Derby.

From Klopp's tactical adjustments to Chen Anno's stunning performance across the pitch.

The article even specifically analyzed Arnold's display at the end.

"Manchester United fielded two superstars in this match, taking turns attacking the right flank guarded by Trent Arnold.

Cristiano Ronaldo, Sanchez, and Rashford launched one assault after another against him.

Although Arnold made a few mistakes that the opponents seized to create danger, he still lived up to his manager's trust."

"Arnold performed well at both ends of the pitch.

That precise cutback cross directly assisted Salah's opening goal.

Defensively, he withstood the repeated assaults of Manchester United's many attackers.

This nineteen-year-old Liverpool youngster was visibly improving."

The Liverpool Echo was a local Liverpool newspaper, and every word carried the pride of the Reds' supporters.

But its assessment was not entirely biased. Arnold had indeed handed in a satisfying performance in this match.

Just over a month ago, this nineteen-year-old was still being mocked across the internet with the Route 66 meme.

Yet now, on a stage like the Northwest Derby, he had withstood the repeated attacks of Cristiano Ronaldo, Sanchez, and Rashford, while also delivering a fine assist.

Even Liverpool fans lamented in the comments:

"From the mocked Route 66 to Anfield's rising star, Arnold has improved far too quickly this past month."

Of course, the Liverpool Echo was far from the only media outlet in England.

Other outlets focused more on several key points.

Some repeatedly discussed that Heavenly Immortal from Beyond the Skies-like winning goal.

Chen Anno's chest control followed by a left-footed Flying Leaf Slash was named the Goal of the Round by many