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Klopp said: “The way the boys up front moved together was extremely, extremely good, especially for only one session working on it. And that was a low‑intensity session because of their recent workload. We never did it before.
“You saw how good a striker Darwin is to be constantly in those situations. Everybody saw tonight that this will happen. All good.”
Victory over Rangers was just Liverpool’s fourth of a tough campaign, which has been made harder due to injuries during a gruelling and packed fixture schedule. It hardly gets much easier for Klopp’s side, either, with both of their next two Premier League games coming against Arsenal and Manchester City.
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