Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold made his maiden World Cup appearance for England against Belgium and the fans are impressed with his performance.

The right-back replaced the in-form Kieran Trippier, who was given a rest, as Gareth Southgate made eight changes from his starting line-up against Panama.




Alexander-Arnold, who at 19 is the youngest member of the England squad, took to Twitter after the match to share his experience, with Andrew Shook congratulating him for the 'great job' he did.
 

 


Harry Haslam was full of praise, appreciating his 'great ball delivery', wishing the entire squad the best for the tournament ahead.

 

 

 


James Scott wished the players at the receiving end of his crosses 'could head a ball on target', as he called Alexander-Arnold 'England's best player' on the pitch on Thursday night.
 

 

Ollie Frey thought the lad had a 'great first 20 mins' but his standards dropped thereafter. But he was nevertheless proud to see the young man start the game.

Liverpool fan Stuart Bold though had some advice for Alexander-Arnold, while his alma mater, St. Mary's College, congratulated him for a 'great debut performance'.