Liverpool's best and worst players in Leicester pre-season friendly
For the third pre-season game in a row, Liverpool scored four goals.
Jurgen Klopp's side had conceded six across the previous two encounters against lower-league German opposition but managed to shut out Leicester City in a dominant 4-0 thumping at the Singapore National Stadium on Sunday.
Leicester delivered a desperately muddled display that Liverpool took full advantage of.
After an even and uneventful opening half-hour, the Reds racked up three goals in eight minutes. Darwin Nunez lived up to his new number with a poacher's finish before 18-year-old forward Bobby Clark doubled Liverpool's lead. Diogo Jota completed the first-half blitz with a deft header in the 38th minute.
An entirely new set of outfielders kicked off the second half for Liverpool. But Enzo Maresca had sent out the same Leicester players with the same flaws in the Singaporean heat. Taking advantage of poor set-piece marking, Ben Doak became the second teenager to find the net for the Reds on Sunday, steering in a 64th minute corner.
Klopp used a total of 24 players over the course of 90 minutes against Leicester. Here are the individuals that stood out from the throng for reasons good and bad.
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