Taking the armband for his country was just the latest step in Bradley’s outstanding 2024, and two meetings with Chelsea feature prominently in that story. Conor Bradley scored his first Liverpool goal in a 4-1 win over Chelsea in January (Peter Byrne/PA)“It was a mental night,” Bradley recalled. “I didn’t really expect to start because Trent (Alexander-Arnold) was back, but the gaffer put trust in me to play. We’ve had a really good start and played some good football. “It’s going to be a step up in level now but we’re all relishing it.

Source: The Herald October 18, 2024 01:14 UTC