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Liverpool boss Jürgen Klopp cast his mind back to one of the most seminal moments in his tenure as Reds manager as he recalled a 'little moment' in the dressing room at Villa Park that sparked a famous revival.
The German coach is set to depart Anfield at the close of the campaign after nine storied campaigns in the hotseat, having won a clean sweep of major honors during his reign.
With Aston Villa the opponents in his penultimate game in charge, he could not resist having a brief look back at a moment on the road that catapulted his team's title bid during their triumphant 2019-20 campaign.
However, two late strikes from Liverpool's Andy Robertson and Sadio Mané saw the visitors turn things around in dramatic circumstances.
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Given the threat of Pep Guardiola's Manchester City to the Reds' charge that year, these goals represented a major moment in the team's eventual successful bid for a first Premier League title in 30 years.
Looking back on a win that provided a springboard for success, Klopp has now given a rare insight into the events that sparked the team's recovery that night.
Speaking during his press conference before his final trip to Villa Park as Liverpool boss, he remembered: "The really special game when we won 2-1.
It's normal, it worked out."
Liverpool faces Aston Villa knowing its own fate is already secure for next season in terms of qualification for the Champions League.
Jurgen Klopp showing his appreciation to the fans at the end of the match between Aston Villa and Liverpool FC at Villa Park on November 02, 2019.
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