Harvey Elliott and his team put on a serious showing in their 9-0 demolition of Bournemouth this Saturday.
The record-equaling result comes at the perfect time for the Reds, who have endured an indifferent start to the 2022/2023 Premier League to say the very least.
Uncharacteristically complacent performances against Fulham and Crystal Palace were followed up by a lacklustre showing away at Old Trafford.
Three performances that saw Liverpool come away with just two points from their opening three matches and consequently had them lying 16th in the table.
Fans demanded a response, and boy did they get it.
Straight from the off Liverpool were relentless, scoring in the third minute and remaining a constant thorn in Bournemouth's side, eventually ramming nine goals past their opponents to the pleasure of the Anfield support.
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Many performers caught the eye on the day, Roberto Firmino especially, who registered an incredible five goal involvements courtesy of his three assists and two strikes.
However, one performance that may have been undeservedly overshadowed by Firmino's brilliance is that of the 19-year-old, Elliott.
The young midfielder was simply a joy to the watch against the Cherries, scoring his first Premier League goal in epic fashion and putting in an all-round world class display.
A Liverpool supporter as a boy, it's no surprise that Kopites have taken to Elliott so strongly.
But should he keep putting in displays like he did on Saturday, well, he'll be a fan favourite within months.
Check out some of his best highlights below courtesy of Twitter user: @lfcibrahim.
WATCH: Elliott's stunning Bournemouth highlights
Wow. He really is going to be some player for both club and country at this rate.
The way he glides around the pitch and maintains such good balance on the ball is reminiscent of Phillipe Coutinho in his Liverpool days.
And is actually eerily similar to his fellow teammate, Fabio Carvalho.
The duo - who've both previously spent time playing at Fulham together - represent what Jurgen Klopp must feel to be the future of Liverpool's creative midfield.
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And if that is indeed the case, and they keep developing at their current rate of knots, the club's future looks to be in exceedingly healthy shape.
The Reds will need to maintain the strong momentum they've acquired from this weekend's result and carry that into Wednesday's clash with Newcastle.
The Magpies remain unbeaten, although have played one game less than Liverpool, and so will no doubt prove a stern test for Klopp's men.
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