“[It felt] really good,” Chambers told Liverpoolfc.com post-match.
“Obviously, much appreciated to the gaffer having the trust to put me in at left centre-back. It’s not my main position, but obviously when I get older and my career goes on, hopefully I can link more positions to my game.
“Playing centre-back is quite tough, especially against opposition that are a good Championship side. The strikers know what they’re doing so it’s about learning the little dark arts about the game.
“I thought I did well.”
Chambers continued: “[Iraola] just said to play my game.
“He’s seen me in training, he knows what I’m like at left-back. I can read the game really well so I kind of take that into playing centre-back.
“So, just do what I normally do at left-back but just move it in a little bit.”
