The Premier League team took the lead when Joe Gomez connected up with Harvey Elliott and sent a pinpoint low cross into Firmino’s path. Liverpool appeared to be in much more control in the second half as they stopped the opposition’s flow of attempts.

After taking the lead, the Reds kept up the pressure and added a third goal thanks to a well-executed finish from Darwin Nunez after a Firmino flick. After Mohamed Salah was replaced, the Reds quickly faded from view. After missing his initial opportunity, the right winger scored three goals in six minutes. Harvey Elliott added Liverpool’s seventh goal, his first career Champions League goal, during that span.

GK Alisson — Aside from stopping the goal that Rangers scored, there wasn’t much Alisson could do because Liverpool’s defense stopped them from launching any more threatening shots. swiftly in response to Konate’s block in the second half that prevented a cross from reaching its intended recipient.

DF Konstantinos Tsimika — contributed to Firmino’s equalizer with a solid delivery, although the Greece international should have done a better job of defending in a few specific instances throughout the game.

DF Virgil van Dijk — It took him some time to get into his best mode, but once he did, he appeared at ease. He anticipated danger swiftly and displayed composure under pressure while in possession.

DF Ibrahima Konaté — of Liverpool was frequently the one to clear the threat, and he blocked a shot inside the box just before halftime after Sakala sliced the ball across the danger zone. Exceptional performance by the France international.

DF Joe Gomez — The 25-year-old kept back when he charged forward, but in the second half, he provided a beautiful pass that found Firmino for Liverpool’s second goal of the game.

MF Fabinho —  was crucial in Liverpool’s third goal as he quickly advanced the ball forward after recovering possession high up the field. Fabinho also anchored the defense to close off openings.

MF Harvey Elliott — was one of Liverpool’s most promising players in possession throughout the game and appeared willing to take chances with progressive play. When necessary, carried the ball forward to connect the attack and midfield. A well-earned goal to complete his performance.

MF Jordan Henderson — assisted Fabinho by offering cover and advancing the ball safely. Following a sluggish start in the first half, assisted in organizing Liverpool’s midfield.

MF Fabio Carvalho — despite looking better when he played from the center of the field, had a mediocre first half in which he frequently caused play to break down.

FW Darwin Nunez — contributed to Liverpool’s possibilities by making effective runs into space. He also scored a goal after combining with Firmino with a well-executed finish.

FW Roberto Firmino — put on yet another strong performance as he notched a brace against Rangers to give him a nightcap of two goals, giving him eight goals in nine games overall. In addition, he made a deft selection of Nunez for Liverpool’s third goal.

Mohamed Salah — The winger was threatening right away, and although he missed his initial opportunity, he nailed his next three attempts to clinch a hat-trick in five minutes.

The challenger Thiago (Henderson, 68″), 7, was active and constantly tried to play the ball forward. recovered control of the ball for Salah’s subsequent goal.

Andy Robertson— Came in in place of Tsimikas, and the Ibrox crowd applauded his performance after the former Celtic youth player was introduced. The Scotland captain didn’t have much to do as Salah promptly scored three goals.

Diogo Jota — He came quite close to scoring, but he ought to have made the attempt the first time. Liverpool’s seventh goal was secured by Harvey Elliott.