Andy Robertson hopes the thrashing of Rangers can kick-start a more consistent run from Liverpool - but the defender warned that any drop in intensity will lead to a difficult Sunday afternoon against Manchester City.
Liverpool will go into the Anfield clash 13 points behind the English Premier League champions and even further off the top of the table after a mixed start to the campaign, which has seen them string together back-to-back wins just once courtesy of a last-gasp winner against Newcastle.
That game followed a 9-0 win over Bournemouth and Liverpool were back to such free-scoring form in the second half at Ibrox on Wednesday night as they netted six goals to run out 7-1 winners. The Scotland skipper, who made his comeback from an ankle injury midway through the second half in his native Glasgow, said: "Obviously it's an exceptional result.
