Ladies and gentlemen, Divock Origi has done it again.The man who has scored some of the most famous goals in Liverpool's recent history delivered the goods once more against Wolves on Saturday.It looked like being a frustrating afternoon for Jurgen Klopp's men, particularly after Diogo Jota's horrendous miss and a fabulous save from Jose Sa to deny Sadio Mane late on.But Origi had other ideas after coming off the bench in the second half. In the 95th minute of play, the Belgian reacted brilliantly to Mohamed Salah's cross into the box and finished sharply on the turn.The Liverpool bench understandably went crazy and it's a goal that could end up proving to be decisive in May.Origi may not be the most prolific forward in the Merseyside club's history, but few players to have represented the Reds possess a better highlights package than him.Wolves vs Liverpool Match Reaction | Football Terrace
He really is an enigma, something Klopp is clearly aware of.
Why do we say that? Well, before bringing Origi on, the Liverpool manager simply told the Belgian: "Go out and be Divock."
Origi reveals Klopp's words of wisdom in post-match interview
Inspiring words to say the least!
Straight after the full-time whistle was blown by the referee, Klopp headed straight to Origi to no doubt lavish praise on Liverpool's match winner.
Video: Klopp heads straight to Origi at FT
At this rate, it won't be long until a statue of Origi is erected outside Anfield...
When speaking to Liverpool's official website, the former Lille man revealed what his game plan was after coming off the bench at Molineux Stadium.
"I tried to stretch the defence and play my qualities," he said. "Whenever I get the ball, be strong and then try to go on the one-on-ones and create danger.
"For me, today it played out well. I tried to utilise the space as much as possible and obviously being able to score and help the team is the most important thing."
Well played, Divock.