Liverpool’s No.66 – who was deployed in a midfield role for the majority of the night – scored his nation’s second during a 3-0 win thanks to a well-taken low volley from inside the box.

Alexander-Arnold finished off from a tight angle having moved to right-back in the latter stages of the game, with Jack Grealish’s pass into the area resulting in a clever first-time finish in minute 85.

Alexander-Arnold did well on his latest audition in midfield but had reverted to a more familiar right-back role but Liverpool star capped an impressive individual display when being the person with the best score on the statistics pages

Joe Gomez also featured for the final 17 minutes of the contest, while fellow Reds Curtis Jones and Jarell Quansah were unused substitutes.

Andy Robertson, meanwhile, completed 66 minutes of Scotland’s 2-0 friendly defeat of Gibraltar in Portugal earlier in the day.

The Reds full-back played a key role in the build-up to Ryan Christie’s opener, delivering the ball into the area from the left flank ahead of the strike, while Che Adams completed the scoring for Steve Clarke’s men.

In particular, the Liverpool star also created up to 8 big chances in this match

Scotland will undertake a second pre-Euros friendly against Finland also on June 7, which will be played at Hampden Park in Glasgow.