Liverpool have one foot in the door of the Champions League last 16 after thrashing Rangers at Ibrox.
The Reds romped to a 7-1 victory, although they did have to come from behind to claim all three points.
Mo Salah netted a six-minute hat-trick off the bench, while Roberto Firmino fired a double and Darwin Nunez was on the scoresheet.
It was the same old story for Liverpool as they fell behind after 17 minutes when Scott Arfield rifled home.
But the Reds were quick to respond and levelled seven minutes later through Firmino’s header.
Jurgen Klopp’s side were far better in the second half and went ahead in the 55th minute when Firmino stroked home his second of the gme.
Liverpool extended their lead on 66 minutes as Nunez notched his first Champions League goal for the club.
And substitute Salah got in on the act nine minute later with a fine solo finish.
He netted his second of the game five minutes later with a cute finish - while his hat-trick goal was another thing of beauty.
Then in the closing stages, there was time for Harvey Elliott to score his maiden European goal.
Here’s how we rated the Liverpool players.
Mo Salah netted a six-minute hat-trick off the bench, while Roberto Firmino fired a double and Darwin Nunez was on the scoresheet.
5. Kostas Tsimikas - 6
Put the corner in for Firmino’s equaliser but was poor defensively in the opening 45 minutes up against Sakala. Skied a free-kick over in the second half before subbed in the 67th minute. Photo: Andrew Powell/Liverpool FC via Getty Images
6. Fabinho - 7
Not alert to stop Arfield for Rangers’ opener when Liverpool lost the ball. But was a lot better than he has been in recent weeks. Hopefully over his blip. Photo: Andrew Powell/Liverpool FC via Getty Images
7. Jordan Henderson - 7
Caught in no man’s land for Rangers’ breakthrough and offered little on the ball in the first half. Improved when the tempo picked up after the break before being subbed in the 67th minute. Photo: John Powell/Liverpool FC via Getty Images
8. Harvey Elliott - 8
One of Liverpool’s livelier players in the first half and tried to make things happen. Continued in the same manner in the second period and got a deserved maiden Champions League goal. Photo: Andrew Powell/Liverpool FC via Getty Images