Trent Alexander-Arnold was in stitches after seeing Jordan Henderson's awful free-kick attempt for Liverpool against Newcastle.
Alexander-Arnold, along with Mo Salah and Fabinho, was rested for the game at St James' Park.
That meant that captain Henderson assumed free-kick duties in the absence of Liverpool's regular taker.
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Liverpool got one in a dangerous position in the first half and Henderson, James Milner and Andy Robertson all gathered around.
The skipper stepped up and hit a set-piece way off target. It went wide of the mark and into the Newcastle fans in the stand behind the goal.
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The camera panned to Alexander-Arnold, a man who has scored a number of set-piece stunners for the Reds, and he couldn't help but be in hysterics.
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Alexander-Arnold was having a good old laugh with Liverpool second choice goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher on the bench, leaning over to watch a replay to see how bad it was.
Liverpool went 1-0 up in the first half through Naby Keita, who latched on to a Diogo Jota pass and displayed remarkable composure inside the area before slotting home.
There was a suspicion of a foul from Milner on Fabian Schar in the build-up but replays showed that the experienced midfielder had won the ball first.
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Henderson, who was loudly booed by Newcastle supporters due to his Sunderland connection, was replaced by Fabinho in the second half.
Topics: Trent Alexander-Arnold, Liverpool, Jordan Henderson, Newcastle United