3 Liverpool talents impress Andoni Iraola as Harvey Elliott chance missed - 5 talking points vs Wrexham

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Here are the five things Liverpool.com spotted as the game unfolded.Trey Nyoni impresses again but Harvey Elliott chance missedTrey Nyoni was excellent when he came on against Sunderland at the weekend, and he was handed the chance to play from the start here.The 19-year-old is a huge talent, with his poise and composure in possession. He did a better job than Harvey Elliott, too, who could have done with leaving a bit more of an impression in the two appearances he has made so far this summer.Youth on the wingsJosh Abe celebrated his 16th birthday less than two weeks ago, and yet he was starting for Liverpool at Yankee Stadium.

After that, he was on the periphery.A couple of years his senior, Ngumoha came on in his place at the interval. Liverpool was lacking that for 75 minutes until he popped up, invited by some limited Wrexham defending.Luke Chambers reminder and Ifeanyi Ndukwe strong againIfeanyi Ndukwe and Mor Talla Ndiaye were very good a few days ago, and Luke Chambers showed what he can do here.

He was calm and composed at the back, playing in the center.Chambers has a decent amount of experience in the Championship after loans with Wigan and Charlton and at 22, he is ready for the next step in his career. He was effectively written off by Arne Slot last term, and, though he was solid enough here, it would be a concern if Liverpool had to rely on him for a sustained period.Yankee Stadium pitch concernsIt would be fair to say this was not the best pitch that Liverpool has ever played on.The turf was not in great condition, while the width of the field was barely extended beyond the penalty area (that is one way of dealing with having few options out wide: simply ensure everyone has to play through the middle).We didn't learn a great deal, in truth, but no risks were taken, with the group minus one because of Federico Chiesa's illness.