As a ball boy, his quick thinking helped Liverpool get to the Champions League final. Oakley Cannonier was 14 when he threw the ball to Trent Alexander-Arnold, who in turn crossed quickly for Divock Origi to score one of the most memorable goals in Liverpool history, completing an incredible comeback against Barcelona. After a promising academy career as a prolific striker, it looked like Cannonier might score some goals of his own at Anfield. But injuries struck, and now he is fighting for his career. @JordanC1107 speaks to him about that famous night and what he plans to do next. 🔗 nytimes.com/athletic/7065506…