Liverpool’s Merseyside derby win over Everton was a welcome return to form, but it was also a momentous occasion for Jurgen Klopp as he reached 250 games in charge.
Having joined in 2015, the German has achieved great success during his time in England, helping Liverpool to win their first Premier League title, as well as also collecting every other trophy available on the way, but his greatest achievement would be reinstating Liverpool as a driving force in European and English football.
During his tenure we’ve seen all manner of exciting games, both domestically and in Europe, as fans have been treated to one of the most successful spells in their club’s history.
Given his achievement, we’ve decided to take a trip down memory lane and select the top 11 games from Klopp’s Liverpool career, which certainly wasn’t an easy task by any means.
Take a look below...
5. City Crumble at Anfield: Liverpool 3-0 Manchester City - April 4, 2018
Liverpool showed their progress under Klopp here in 2018 by destroying City at Anfield. Three goals in the opening half an hour blew away Guardiola’s side, as the famous ‘Centurions’ team collapsed at Anfield under the lights. | Getty Images
6. Old Trafford Mauling: Manchester United 0-5 Liverpool - October 24, 2021
A game that perfectly demonstrated how far the gap between these two clubs were at the time, Liverpool easily swept aside their rivals to score an utterly dominant victory at Old Trafford thanks to a Salah hat-trick, as Klopp’s side ran riot. | Getty Images
7. Stunning Dortmund Comeback: Liverpool 4-3 Borussia Dortmund - April 14, 2016
One of Klopp’s standout moments came against his former side early into his Liverpool career. Finding themselves 3-1 down on the night, goals from Philippe Coutinho, Mamadou Sakho and Dejan Lovern secured the unlikeliest of comebacks as the Reds went onto reach the Europa League final in Klopp’s first year in charge. | Getty Images
8. Liverpool stop City’s Invincible Charge: Liverpool 4-3 Manchester City - January 14, 2018
Manchester City arrived at Anfield unbeaten in the league some five months into the season. However, Klopp’s side blew away Pep Guardiola’s stunning side, going 4-1 up thanks to three goals in nine minutes in the second half. An unforgettable game at Anfield! | Liverpool FC via Getty Images