'That's the only way' - Andy Robertson on what Darwin Nunez must do next after Liverpool heroics

Andy Robertson believes the goals of Darwin Nunez will be integral to Liverpool ensuring a glorious farewell for Jurgen Klopp this season - as he raised the "unbelievable" impact of Caoimhin Kelleher.

Nunez scored twice to take his tally to 16 for the season as the Reds romped to a 5-1 win at Sparta Prague in their Europa League round of 16 first leg on Thursday night.

The Uruguayan was making his first start in five games having been absent with a hamstring complaint, although he came off the bench at Nottingham Forest on Saturday to head a dramatic late winner to keep Liverpool top of the Premier League.

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With the Reds having already claimed the League Cup and into an FA Cup quarter-final at Manchester United next weekend, they remain in the hunt for a quadruple and Robertson is convinced Nunez can make the difference during the remainder of the campaign.

"We lost him for a couple of weeks but this season he has been unbelievable," said the Liverpool left-back. "No defender likes coming up against him, he can run in behind, he can hold the ball up and now he's starting to add composure to his finishes.

"He needs to keep going and he needs to keep scoring goals for us because that's the only way we are going to be successful this season. He was excellent on Thursday and came through it fine with his hamstring, which is an important thing and hopefully that's him good to go for the rest of the season."

Mohamed Salah made his return after three weeks out with his own hamstring injury, with Dominik Szoboszlai making a second substitute