Trey Nyoni Reflects on First Premier League Start for Reds
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11-second readFor Liverpool fans, the main themes and feelings coming out of Sunday’s 1-0 defeat to Arsenal that saw the Reds outplay the defending champions while being denied what should have been the equalizer due to catastrophically poor officiating were disappointment

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For Liverpool fans, the main themes and feelings coming out of Sunday’s 1-0 defeat to Arsenal that saw the Reds outplay the defending champions while being denied what should have been the equalizer due to catastrophically poor officiating were disappointment and a sense of injustice.
Lost in that, though, was at least one thing worth celebrating. Namely, a first start in the Premier League for young midfielder Trey Nyoni, who has been racking up solid minutes for new manager Andoni Iraola this season—but with most of them before Sunday coming off the bench or in the cups.
Nyoni told the club’s official website after the match. “I just tried to go out there and do what I do, tried to get on the ball as much as possible and bring the team forwards.
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