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...
9. Salah’s Semi-Final Demolition: Liverpool 5-2 Roma - April 24, 2018
Another example of a brilliant European night at Anfield, Salah produced one of his best ever performances to score and assist twice against his former club. The 5-0 unassailable lead was pegged back by two late goals, but the five goal demolition essentially guaranteed Liverpool’s place in the UCL final. | Getty Images
10. Liverpool shock Barcelona: Liverpool 4-0 Barcelona - May 7, 2019
Having lost 3-0 away at the Nou Camp in the first leg, not many gave Liverpool a chance of beating Barcelona in the Champions League semi-final - especially without Salah and Sadio Mane. However, Klopp’s men pulled off perhaps their greatest comeback to shock the world thanks to goals from Origi and Giorginio Wijnaldum. There was only ever going to be one winner in the final... | Getty Images
11. .Let’s Talk About Six: Liverpool 2-0 Tottenham Hotspur - June 01, 2019
Goals from Salah and Divock Origi helped Liverpool edge out their Premier League rivals Tottenham to win their sixth Champions League. It what wasn’t the most exciting final of all time, the victory was a momentous and incredible achievement for Klopp and his squad. | Getty Images