Klopp's Telling Reaction to His Players Fighting for Ball Despite Being 6-1 up Vs Leeds; Video

• Klopp was extremely thrilled by one piece of play from his Liverpool team on Monday
• The Reds thrashed Leeds 6-1 to boost their European ambitions
• Despite a handsome lead, Liverpool players showed extreme passion towards the end of the game

Jurgen Klopp’s reaction to Liverpool players fighting for the ball despite enjoying a massive lead against Leeds has gone viral.

The Reds once again showed flashes of brilliance on Monday, April 17 with a comprehensive 6-1 win over relegation-threatened Leeds to boost their chances of qualifying for the Champions League.

Egyptian star Mohammed Salah and Diogo Jota both scored twice, as Cody Gakpo and Darwin Nunez also got onto the scoresheet in the demolition.

Despite the huge win at Elland Road and goals flowing in effortlessly, Jurgen Klopp appeared to be most excited by a moment late on in the game,

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Klopp thrilled as Liverpool show fight

Towards the end of the game, Leeds’ Georginio Rutter had the ball in the middle of the pitch and was intent of starting an attack to at least get another consolation goal.

But he was swarmed by four Liverpool players who picked his pockets to steal the ball back, in a piece of play that completely thrilled Klopp on the bench.

The German was seem screaming “Oh My God” several times before eventually standing up to applaud his players for their efforts.

Klopp admitted after the game that it was the best game they played this season, despite the fact that they thrashed Manchester United 7-0 just a few weeks ago.

 "I think it is the best game we played this season. Counter pressing wise, best for, I could say decades (laughing)." He said as quoted on SportBible.

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The win takes Liverpool to eighth place, nine points behind Newcastle United in fourth. Their next assignment is a fairly tricky fixture against Nottingham Forest on Saturday, April 22.

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Sports Brief also reported on how Mohammed Salah made history after his brace against Leeds.

The former Roma ace has now scored an incredible 106 goals with his left foot, one goal more than Robbie Fowler's 105.