Jurgen Klopp hailed Liverpool’s 6-1 win over Leeds as their best performance of the season as he proclaimed the dawning of a "new" Liverpool.
Klopp's side, hoping to spark a late push for an unlikely top-four finish, had failed to score against a bottom-six side in their last six attempts, but there was no danger of history repeating itself as they ran away with the game at Elland Road.
Trent Alexander-Arnold was deployed in a more central hybrid role - much the same as he was in the 2-2 with Arsenal - and delivered a fantastic performance, grabbing two assists.
It was Liverpool's first win in all competitions since they thrashed Manchester United 7-0 in early March and moves them to within six points of Tottenham in fifth with a game in hand.
He told Sky Sports: "Where will we end up, I don't know. But it will go on after the season. That's why we need all the results and performances to build on and understand, so we can build something new, something slightly different.
"If we can't get anything this season, then we have to build on good performances. I'm thinking like that instead of thinking where we will end up. I have no clue if we can get close but it's not too important. I would like to see us with the same desire, passion and understanding that we showed tonight. It's our job to find that consistency.
