Trent Alexander-Arnold makes "job done" admission as Liverpool close on Man City

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Trent Alexander-Arnold has admitted Liverpool "got the job done" following their hard-fought 1-0 win over West Ham on Saturday evening.

A first-half Sadio Mane strike proved to be the game's decisive moment in a breathless encounter between the Premier League pair at Anfield.

The Reds were lacklustre for much of the second-half, with Mane's goal ultimately proving enough for them to claim all three points.

The vital win means Jurgen Klopp 's side have moved back to within three points of league leaders Manchester City, who welcome city rivals Manchester United to the Etihad on Sunday.

Liverpool endured a few hairy moments against the Hammers on Saturday, but Alexander-Arnold was quick to praise his teammates for their ability to grind out yet another crucial result.

"Look at the Burnley game, when we also got a 1-0 win," the 23-year-old stated following the Reds triumph over West Ham. "It's great to win by a big margin but these are the ones that matter.

"It doesn't matter how you do it, you have to get the job done."

Alexander-Arnold himself played an integral role in Liverpool's latest success, making vital contributions at both ends.

The right-back set up Mane for the game's only goal, controlling Naby Keita's pass with his chest before drilling a defence-splitting ball behind West Ham's backline and into the path of the