Naby Keita scored the equaliser but still, something was missing in the midfield.
Jurgen Klopp started with a trio of Fabinho, Keita and Georginio Wijnaldum, however, things were not working at all.
The German changed things up in the second half with Jordan Henderson coming on to replace Wijnaldum.
The Liverpool captain has had his ups and downs during his spell at Anfield, but this was a reminder of his quality and what he brings to the team.
The captain was introduced around the 60-minute mark and he provided a sense of calm and composure along with James Milner slotting into the right-back position.
Henderson isn’t the most dynamic midfielder but he gets the job done and keeps the game ticking for the Reds.
It was his header that allowed Mohamed Salah to race clear for our second goal of the game. The captain also followed Salah right from our penalty box till the Egyptian scored.
Hendo then scored the third goal of the game with a lung-bursting run to finish off a neat cross from Roberto Firmino.
The assist and goal came at the right time for the Reds and this was Hendo’s first involvement in a goal or assist this season.
The captain produced a great cameo from the bench, and many Liverpool fans praised the performance of the Englishman.
Alberto Moleiro could be on his way to Liverpool for a throwaway price Liverpool and…
Mohammed Kudus could be on Liverpool radar as per David Ornstein The Athletic's David Ornstein…
Liverpool icon Stan Collymore warned Michael Edwards about the risk of not backing the next…
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp blasts the Premier League schedule-makers for putting his team in the…
Jurgen Klopp insists his spat with Liverpool star Mohamed Salah is a thing of the…
Klopp refuses to talk about Liverpool star's future, claiming it's not his business anymore As…
