Jurgen Klopp credited Liverpool's half-time team talk as the turning point after they obliterated Rangers 7-1 in the Champions League on Wednesday.
Scott Arfield's opener was cancelled out by Roberto Firmino's header before the two teams went in level at the break and the first-half performance was a disappointing one in-keeping with much of the season so far.
However, Liverpool looked a much slicker unit after the restart as they scored six times that included a six-minute-and-12-second hat-trick from substitute Mohamed Salah alongside efforts from Darwin Nunez, Harvey Elliott and a second from Firmino, who made it 2-1 on the night.
