1) Jordon Ibe
Has a player made as much of a noticeable improvement since Klopp arrived than Ibe? Probably not. Following his excellent Stamford Bridge cameo, Ibe started on the right wing of the 4-2-3-1 and looked our most dangerous attacking outlet all evening. He had the beating of Rubin’s defenders all night, and showed he could take them down the line or cut infield. Finally, the teenager registered his first goal for Liverpool as well – running from just inside the opposition half unchallenged before slotting neatly into the far corner. Klopp’s been superb for Ibe already, and let’s hope the youngster can be equally as good for the new boss in the long-term.
