In eight-and-a-half years at Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp has delivered absolutely everything and given its supporters some of the greatest memories of their lives.
From lifting their sixth UEFA Champions League to ending the club's 30-year wait for a league title and chasing an unprecedented quadruple in 2021/22.
There has been a lot of incredible memories created by Klopp at Liverpool, and some unbelievable matches on the way.
Here, we take a look at eight of his best victories, which were chosen by Klopp himself.
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Klopp arrived at Liverpool in October 2015 with a reputation for playing "heavy metal" football. This extraordinary nine-goal thriller away at Norwich City three months later proved that he was true to his word. Adam Lallana’s winner in the fifth minute of second-half stoppage time sparked wild celebrations at Carrow Road, leaving Klopp needing a new pair of glasses.
Klopp: “There was lots I didn’t like as all the goals we conceded were completely unnecessary, it was spectacular because we came back again.”
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Klopp’s first taste of a Merseyside derby against Everton at Goodison Park was a winning one, and a dramatic one. A winner deep into second-half stoppage time from Sadio Mane sent the away fans into raptures and secured all three points for Liverpool.
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After falling behind in the 11th minute against Arsenal, Liverpool responded in resounding fashion by hitting five past the Gunners, including a hat-trick for Roberto Firmino.
Klopp: “Two of Bobby’s goals were absolutely outstanding. Arsenal games have tended to be spectacular, with lots of goals. This was definitely wild, but you need to be wild from time to time.”
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1-0 down at Villa Park with three minutes of normal time left, Liverpool stormed back with late goals from Andrew Robertson and Mane to retain a six-point lead at the top of the Premier League and preserve their 10-month unbeaten run in the league.
Klopp: “It had been a difficult period in general because we had played a lot of games. Going to Villa and being 1-0 down was really tough. Sadio finished it off with his head where other people put their feet. Outstanding moment.”
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Another memorable Merseyside derby for Klopp and the Reds. This time they put five past Everton, securing an emphatic victory despite Alisson, Fabinho, Mohamed Salah and Firmino all being absent from the starting XI.
Klopp: “The derbies are like a love/hate relationship. I love the derbies but they are so big. For a long time it was too hot.”
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Liverpool travelled to second-place Leicester City for a Boxing Day showdown having only just returned to the UK after winning the FIFA Club World Cup in Qatar. There was no sign of fatigue, though, as Liverpool thrashed their nearest pursuers to take a 13-point lead at the top.
Klopp: “We had just come back from the [Club] World Cup and we had no idea how we would respond. Going there [to Leicester] and performing like that on the pitch was absolutely special.”
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Liverpool secured their biggest-ever Premier League win at Old Trafford with a stunning display of attacking football that will live long in the memory of every Reds fan. Naby Keita and Diogo Jota put Liverpool two goals up inside 13 minutes, before a Salah hat-trick completed the rout.
Klopp: “We played some really good stuff and there were some top finishes. We really were all over them and it was a very good game.”
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Another emphatic win over rivals Manchester United sent Liverpool back to the top of the Premier League table, temporarily leapfrogging eventual champions Manchester City. With the pressure of the title race approaching boiling point, the Reds produced another memorable performance - ensuring they outscored the Red Devils 9-0 in their Premier League meetings that season.
Klopp: “I probably prefer the home game. We started the game incredibly well, both performances were really great but I enjoyed the 4-0 much more.”
