Former Liverpool frontman Michael Owen has hailed the importance of Darwin Nunez's goal against Rangers as the striker continued his resurgence.
Nunez, who joined the Reds from Benfica for what could become a club record fee, scored in his first two games for the club against Manchester City in the Community Shield and Fulham in the Premier League. However, he then went two months without a club goal as a red card against Crystal Palace set him back.
The Uruguayan is now back among the goals, netting in Sunday's defeat at Arsenal and adding another at Ibrox on Wednesday as Liverpool ran out 7-1 winners. And, while he's yet to reach the levels set by Manchester City striker Erling Haaland, Nunez now has a platform to build on.