Steven Gerrard was spotted basking in Liverpool's superb display against Manchester United as they ran riot over their rivals.
Braces for Cody Gakpo, Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah set the Reds on course to inflicting an unwanted Premier League record on the Red Devils as Roberto Firmino added to the scoreline late on.
Jurgen Klopp's side moved closer to the top four in their pursuit of securing Champions League football next season as their 7-0 win took them to within three points of Tottenham Hotspur - leapfrogging Newcastle United in the process - with a game in hand.
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The sensational result capped a perfect weekend for the Reds after their European rivals dropped points after defeats to Wolves and Manchester City respectively.
The former Liverpool captain was in attendance to witness history as leading goalscorer Ian Rush captured him celebrating.
It remains to be seen which of the seven goals he was enjoying or whether it was the full-time result itself but the 42-year-old enjoyed Sunday afternoon in a TikTok posted by the Welshman, punching the air in delight.
Also in his video, liked over 48,000 times at the time of writing, was a handshake with former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson as well as a reunion with Graeme Souness and Sir Kenny Dalglish, who celebrated his 72nd birthday a day earlier.
A cause for celebration all around for those connected to the Reds.
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