Liverpool turned a one-goal deficit into a precious 2-1 win over Atletico Madrid at Anfield, one of the standout fixtures of the opening round of the Champions League league phase.
Thrilling for most of its duration, the match saw the two sides trade control and attacking threat across both halves.
The Reds claimed a fourth straight win over Atletico in the Champions League, underlining their superiority over the Spanish side.
Opta note that Atletico have now lost four consecutive matches against a single opponent in the competition for the first time in their history.
Llorente scores with speciality
Both sides began at pace. Inside the opening quarter of an hour, Marcos Llorente put Atletico ahead with his customary goal, his fifth at Anfield in the Champions League.
A well-taken strike settled it, Llorente finishing after a superb through ball from Julian Alvarez.
Roared on by their supporters, Liverpool pressed hard for an equaliser. They found it six minutes before the break.
The hosts pounced on defensive confusion from Atletico. New arrival Ronald Araujo flicked the ball with his heel to Dominik Szoboszlai, who fired low into the far right corner past the giant Jan Oblak.
Liverpool come back
Liverpool came out for the second half with striking attacking pressure. Mac Allister then unleashed a surprise rocket from outside the box, beyond Oblak's reach, for their second in the 50th minute.