Super long free kick! Sobo: Arnold s departure gave me a chance to take the penalty

In the third round of the Premier League, Liverpool beat Arsenal 1-0, and Sobosloy scored a super long free kick. After the game, Sobosloy said in an interview that he was very happy to get a free kick at Liverpool, after all, another right-back (Arnold) has been in charge of this responsibility in the past. In the 83rd minute of the game, Liverpool won a free kick directly in front of the penalty area and more than 32 yards from the goal. Sobosloy stood in front of the ball, and no one expected him to shoot directly. But the Hungarian chose a bold shot—a rare direct free kick attempt for Sobosloy.

He hit the inside of the post and bounced into the net. David Raya had no time to save. This was Sobosloy's calculation adventure. "Luckily, we've practiced some free kicks since the beginning of the season. I feel like the ball is a bit far away," Sobosloy told Sky Sports after this 1-0 victory. "I just thought: 'Get a bet'. I had confidence in myself, so I tried it and finally scored (with a free kick). "

"It has been a long time since I took the penalty last time, after all, I have been practicing. Now I have to mention Arnold, because everyone knows that he used to play. Now it's my turn, and I have seized the opportunity!"

"To be honest, I haven't practiced this kind of ball in recent weeks because of training because of the training. The inside is closer; if it is close to the goal, I play differently. I can only take risks and exert force more because I know that Raya likes to jump in the direction of the ball in advance. He is a very outstanding goalkeeper, and he can save as long as the ball goes a little further in."

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This is Sobosloy's sixth goal for Liverpool this year, but this time, he has made a convincing performance at the right back position. The 24-year-old has played right-back in the past two games. In the game against Arsenal, he has also contributed the most 14 defenses in the game. Now he is already a fixed candidate on Liverpool's starting lineup, and he has undoubtedly become the team's first choice for free kicks - even if the free throw point is far away from 30 yards!