Liverpool gave fans plenty to sink their teeth into with a 3-1 comeback victory over Yokohama F.

Here, Express Sport takes you through how each Liverpool player performed...

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Liverpool player ratings vs Yokohama (4-3-3)

Giorgi Mamardashvili: 6

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Wasn't overly busy but got down well to stop a Dean David header.

Conor Bradley: 5 (Frimpong, 64)

Lost his man at the back post and was lucky it did not result in Yokohama being headed in front.

Ibrahima Konate: 5 (Tsimikas, 64)

His individual error sparked a Yokohama counter-attack and he was bailed out by Virgil van Dijk.

Was also sucked out of position for the goal which put the Japanese side ahead.

Virgil van Dijk: 7 (Endo, 59)

Solid defensive display.

Milos Kerkez: 5 (Robertson, 64)

Was fortunate that an intercepted pass in his own half did not result in Yokohama taking the lead.

Dominik Szoboszlai: 8 (Elliott, 64)

Looked really sharp, especially in the game's early stages.

Produced a nice flick to Bradley round the corner and went close with a cheeky back-heel attempt at goal.

Cody Gakpo: 6

Hit the post with a low curler early on and did look dangerous, but with the amount of chances he missed you have to conclude he was too wasteful.

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Curtis Jones: 6

Ball was played in behind him when Yokohama took the lead but made up for it when he intercepted a pass, led the attack and got the clever assist for Wirtz's goal.

Darwin Nunez: 5

Dreadful miss after latching onto Salah's ball over the top.

Wataru Endo: 6

Big reception from the Japanese fans and a nice gesture as he was handed the captain's armband by Van Dijk.

Rio Ngumoha: 9

Picked the ball up just inside the Yokohama half, darted towards the box and found the net with a low effort.

Easy to see why Liverpool fans are so excited about him.

And he's still only 16.

Trey Nyoni: 7

Another promising Liverpool youngster, the 18-year-old fired Liverpool in front by latching onto Jeremie Frimpong's cross.

Kostas Tsimikas: 6

Quiet cameo in a strangely short back-line.

Jeremie Frimpong: 7

Played a great ball in for Nyoni to tap home.

Andy Robertson: 6

Helped Liverpool see out the win after replacing Kerkez.

Harvey Elliott: 6

Back in action off the bench after starting against AC Milan last time out.

Alexis Mac Allister: 6

Finally banked some pre-season minutes.