“They fought for their lives. We opened the door a little bit for them,” said Jurgen Klopp. “We scored a third one and I think everyone agrees we could and should have scored more,” he added. 

Liverpool will be confident of finishing the job at Anfield next week, with Klopp comfortable enough to take off Mohamed Salah, Mane and Thiago Alcantara after an hour. 

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Salah, in particular, was surely being preserved for Sunday, when Liverpool face Manchester City in what could prove to be the decisive match in the Premier League’s neck-and-neck title race. The only disappointment was that Salah was unable to get on the scoresheet, with the Egyptian missing a handful of chances. “Every player in that situation wants to score and it’s clear Mo wants to score as well,” said Klopp.

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