The final act of Divock Origi at Liverpool? Anfield’s unlikely legend bows out in style – The Warm-Up

MONDAY'S BIG STORIES Div does it again Ad/> They boast one of the most feared attacks in Europe and that was showcased yesterday when Liverpool’s sixth-choice forward came on to decide a derby that further sinks their rivals into the mire. Premier League'You don't get penalties at Anfield' — Lampard on 'crazy' refereeing decisions12 HOURS AGO With Luis Diaz joining the ranks in January, ably boosting Liverpool’s hopes of silverware and aiding Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino and Diogo Jota up front, who’d have thought Divock Origi would have two telling contributions in a late-April match… Well, this was a Merseyside derby after all, so perhaps we should have seen this coming, and after playing a key role in the build-up to Andy Robertson’s opener, a sixth goal in nine games against Everton for Origi helped Liverpool close the gap on Manchester City once more.

“When he came on, the mood kind of changed in here,” Robertson said afterwards. “Anfield believes Divock was going to score and that’s the kind of attitude you have around him.” That is some aura for a player seldom started by Jurgen Klopp, a striker set to move on this summer as a free agent, seemingly AC Milan bound if the reports are to be believed.

«He is a legend on and off the pitch, that is how it is,» said Klopp. «He is a fantastic footballer, for me.

I know that sounds ridiculous because I don't line him up often. He is a world-class striker.

He is our best finisher, he always was, and everyone would say the same. “We will never miss a player more like him because if he leaves, he will explode wherever he goes.” /> If Liverpool do end up pipping City to the title, he could end the season as having the pound-for-pound greatest influence on the