Barcelona legend Cesc Fabregas ran out of superlatives for Trent Alexander-Arnold after the defender's quick-thinking in the Champions League saw Liverpool progress to the final.
The Liverpool youngster took advantage of Barcelona switching off to fire a short corner into the box in the second leg of the semi-final.
Divock Origi was on the same wave length as his Reds team-mate and fired the ball into the back of the net to put Liverpool ahead for the first time in the tie.
Alexander-Arnold was praised by the BT Sport commentators for thinking on his feet and securing Liverpool's place in the final of this season's competition.
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And Barcelona legend Fabregas also had some very positive things to say about the young Englishman.
"Alexander-Arnold, 20 years old," tweeted the former Arsenal and Chelsea midfielder. "People will tell me it's bad defending, I'm telling you it's pure intelligence and vision."
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Origi opened the scoring for Liverpool on Tuesday, reducing the aggregate deficit to two goals.
A Georginio Wijnaldum brace levelled the scores before Origi's second and Liverpool's fourth saw the Reds win the tie.
