Accrington ST's manager John Doolan was full of praise for Liverpool's Arne Slot and Trent Alexander-Arnold after his team's 4-0 defeat at Anfield. The League Two side had kept the Premier League leaders at bay for half an hour, and were within minutes of going in at half-time with only a one-goal deficit. Josh Woods hit the crossbar and Donald Love missed a free header as Accrington ST pushed for a goal. Doolan reserved special praise for Slot and Alexander-Arnold, saying he was impressed by their humility after the game. The 56-year-old manager said he was invited in for a drink by Slot, and that Alexander-Arnold came over to chat, remembering their past encounter. The game was also notable for Rio Ngumoha's senior debut at 16, and Trent Alexander-Arnold's thunderbolt goal. Despite the defeat, Accrington ST's players were a credit to the club, and their wholehearted performance will be remembered by their fans. The team's efforts were a testament to their spirit, and they will look to build on this display for the remainder of the season. Accrington ST's fans will be proud of their team's bravery, and will hope for better results in the future. The club will now focus on their League Two campaign, and will look to bounce back from this defeat. John Doolan's team will need to regroup and refocus, but they can take heart from their performance against one of the top teams in the country.