Multiple outlets describe a goal scored by Enzo Fernandez from a free kick, with the ball passing into the net while Liverpool’s goalkeeper is positioned and waiting for a potential touch that does not come. The reports describe the shot as sailing into the goal, indicating the free kick’s pace and accuracy. While the accounts focus on the decisive moment of the strike, they consistently emphasize the same sequence: Fernandez takes the free kick, the goalkeeper anticipates contact or a deflection but none occurs, and the ball continues on to score. Across the sources, the key shared detail is the outcome of the set piece and the goalkeeper’s lack of intervention, suggesting the shot is neither deflected nor mishandled by the keeper. Together, the articles present a straightforward match moment: Fernandez scores directly from a free kick, and Liverpool’s goalkeeper does not manage to make a save or a touch.