Liverpool U23 coach Neil Critchley is delighted with Harry Wilson's form for Derby County and Wales.

Critchley is not surprised about the impact made by on-loan winger Wilson, who netted another free-kick to remember for Wales in midweek.

He told liverpoolfc.com: "The one at Old Trafford was a special goal and it was one of those wow moments. It was like, 'Did that just happen?' It took your breath away and it was unbelievable quality. He backed that up with another fantastic goal for his country in midweek which was also the winning goal. We were absolutely delighted for him.

"Harry is making a bit of a habit of it, which is not a bad habit to have! He's performing really well for Derby County and hopefully he will have a really good season for them. Harry has developed this type of free-kick over the past couple of years and he has it in him. Before training and after training Harry was always practising free-kicks and with the way he hits it and the way the ball moves so fast, he gives the goalkeepers a real problem. Credit to him because he is doing it on the big stage for club and country.

"We have always known about Harry's ability and maybe it has taken him a bit longer to develop that, but that's fine and that's development, sometimes it does take a little bit longer for some players. Harry has matured massively in the last 18 to 24 months and that's credit to the work that has gone on previously with the coaches at the Academy and the first team as well.

"Harry is on a good pathway at the moment and he won't be happy with what he is just doing at the moment because he wants more. With the ability he has got as well as his attitude and his focus I'd hope in the next few years he will go on to have a really good career for us hopefully."