There is little worth recalling with any great fondness from pandemic football. But games being played in front of empty stadia at least offered one intriguing insight into what happens on the field.
The absence of crowds allowed the interactions among the players, previously often drowned out by the din of supporters, to be heard loud and clear. And, as far as Liverpool were concerned, there was one voice that boomed out more than most.
Of course, the bellowing of Jordan Henderson had long been established by those sat nearer the pitch at Anfield, the captain cajoling his colleagues with words as well as actions.
