Alexander-Arnold was forced off with an injury to his thigh during the win over Bournemouth on 1 February and missed Thursday’s win over Tottenham in the second leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final. However, scans on the injury confirmed that it was not serious, and that the full-back would be out for a matter of days rather than months.

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Arne Slot gives the latest on the fitness of Trent Alexander-Arnold and reveals a fresh injury setback for a midfielder ahead of Plymouth Argyle this weekend in the FA Cup