Liverpool's front four put on an attacking masterclass as they thrashed Spartak Moscow 7-0 at Anfield to finish top of Group E in the Champions League
On a night of devastating attacking play, Philippe Coutinho netted a hat-trick (4, 15, 50), Saido Mane scored twice (47, 76) while Roberto Firmino (19) and Mohamed Salah (86) grabbed one goal each
The result ensured Jurgen Klopp's men reached the knockout stages of the Champions League for the first time since 2008/09
 The draw for the last 16 takes place on Monday
Liverpool have now scored 32 goals in a nine-match unbeaten run since losing to Tottenham in late October and next host rivals Everton and their new manager Sam Allardyce on Derby Day on 
With Jordan Henderson benched, Coutinho was handed the captaincy and relished the added responsibility
After Salah was bundled over in the box on four minutes, Coutinho stepped up and rolled home the penalty for his seventh goal of the campaign
His eighth would follow seven minutes later when he finished off a flowing attacking move that involved Mane, Salah and Firmino
Although Spartak did try to pin Liverpool back, they left spaces in behind and were punished again this time by Firmino, who slammed home from close range after some suspect defending
After the break, Mane's acrobatic volley extended the hosts' advantage before Coutinho secured his hat-trick with a deflected effort
Substitute Daniel Sturridge missed from close range before Mane added a sixth and Salah took the Reds' goal tally for this Champions League campaign to 23 with a clever finish - the haul the most ever by a British team in a Champions League group stage
Finishing as Group E winners means the Reds avoid the likes of PSG, Barcelona and Roma, but Bayern Munich, Real Madrid and Juventus could be potential last-16 opponents
A night many home fans will remember, especially for Coutinho's imperious showing
 Playing deeper behind Salah, Mane and Firmino, he scored his first ever hat-trick for Liverpool in a performance that was close to perfection
 He set the tempo for their attacks and was ruthlessly clinical in front of goal
 Everton beware
Klopp's team host rivals Everton on a scintillating Derby Day, where Manchester United and Manchester City also face off
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