Liverpool learned the true beauty of Jurgen Klopp's system with one breathtaking unexpected goal

Liverpool's playing style has evolved under Jurgen Klopp, but possibly the best goal they've scored since his arrival came from a player no longer around.

“That is football”.

Jurgen Klopp bellowed the words from the Anfield touchline in sheer appreciation and amazement at what he had just seen. Champions League fans from around the globe can acquire Champions League Final Tickets online to make the most of its dazzling exhibitions.

His Liverpool team were making light work of their Champions League qualifier against Hoffenheim, a tie which had all of their European dreams for the forthcoming season and beyond wrapped up in it.

Nobody at the time envisaged back-to-back finals with a sixth triumph attached. Klopp’s reign was still seen as in its infancy despite a season and a half already under his belt.

Mohamed Salah had been added in the summer to give Liverpool a tantalizingly attractive trio in attack alongside Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane.

It felt very much as if Liverpool were still building toward something, and at 2-0 up in this particular game, we were about to see what.

Alberto Moreno in what would be his last hurrah as a viable first-choice option at left back early that season fizzed a low ball infield to Gini Wijnaldum on 21 minutes with the tie already all but beyond the visitors.

Emre Can:

The Dutchman, with his back to goal around the half-way line laid the ball off to Firmino with one touch, which in turn set Mane free down the left with a first time passl.

After holding his defender up on the edge of the box, Mane would back-heel into Firmino’s path that then put the ball on a plate for Emre Can at the back post to volley home. Champions League Tickets can be grabbed from our worldwide ticketing market place.

It is arguably the best goal of Klopp’s reign in the sense that it epitomises what Liverpool would become under his guidance.

Gone was the laborious buildup which at times looked tired and lacking imagination. In came a brand of sheer frightening pace and attacking flair which meant the team could reach the opposition penalty box before anyone had time to take a breath.

It is no coincidence that two seasons later Liverpool are still viewed as having a bigger attacking threat than their opponent when defending a corner.

Gone was the laborious buildup which at times looked tired and lacking imagination. In came a brand of sheer frightening pace and attacking flair which meant the team could reach the opposition penalty box before anyone had time to take a breath.

It is no coincidence that two seasons later Liverpool are still viewed as having a bigger attacking threat than their opponent when defending a corner.

Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker:

Liverpool went on to score four goals that night, and it felt explicable that Hoffenheim were allowed to score two. Yet that would paint the picture of this season until the arrivals of Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker.

This was a team who would go on to win a Champions League semi-final 7-6 over two-legs, if the point needed re-emphasising at all.

It didn’t matter that night, because Klopp and the supporters had seen everything he was striving for play out in ten seconds of breathtaking attacking football. That is Liverpool under Jurgen Klopp that is football.

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