Having regularly flitted between the sublime and the ridiculous across the last nine months, it was only fitting Liverpool did it one last time here at Southampton.
A remarkable game that ebbed and flowed until the very last seconds ended in a 4-4 draw that, despite its ultimately meaningless nature, acted as a microcosm for much of what has been a difficult campaign at Anfield, but one that was still spliced with enough memorable moments to sustain plenty of optimism in the coming months.
It was the season of Liverpool 7-0 Manchester United and of defeats at Brentford and Brighton and Wolves; a season of Liverpool 9-0 Bournemouth and of losses to Leeds United and Nottingham Forest; a season where Manchester City were slain at Anfield and one that saw Brighton run amok at the Amex.
