At around 9:30 PM, what should have been a calm drive home for Dominik Szoboszlai turned into another chapter in his growing Liverpool story. The Hungarian star was not hit by another car, but rather by a surge of jubilant Reds supporters celebrating his latest heroics.
Earlier that evening, Szoboszlai had electrified Anfield with a stunning 83rd-minute free-kick that sealed a crucial victory over Arsenal. Fans, still buzzing with excitement, weren’t ready to let the night end quietly.
According to witnesses, while Szoboszlai was waiting at a red light, dozens of fans surrounded his car, chanting his name and banging on the windows in delight. In the frenzy, one overly enthusiastic supporter stumbled and fell onto the bonnet, leading to tongue-in-cheek reports that his vehicle had been “crashed into.”
Showing his sense of humor, Szoboszlai rolled down the window and joked:
“Next time, let me park before you start tackling me like Van Dijk!”
No injuries were reported — unless you count Arsenal fans still reeling from his thunderous strike. Neighbors later claimed that Szoboszlai was forced to drive home at a crawl, as supporters playfully pretended to “collide” with his car to capture selfies.
So yes, there was a “collision” at 9:30 PM — not with another vehicle, but with the overwhelming passion of Liverpool’s faithful.
Whether on the pitch or off it, Szoboszlai is proving impossible to ignore. Anfield’s newest hero is, quite literally, crashing into history.
