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But the figure of Stefan Bajcetic was not only important in building the Reds' game, but in destroying Wolves': five of six duels on the ground won, two interceptions and three tackles completed. "What helps is that he wins these duels and takes the last few steps before he intercepts the ball, and that's very good," the German coach added in his appearance. Of Stefan Bajcetic's nine first-team appearances for Liverpool so far this season, all of his starts have come in cup games (one in the FA Cup and two in the Carabao Cup).

However, it seems only a matter of time before Jürgen Klopp will also give him a chance in the Premier League, a competition in which he has already featured on three occasions. Fabinho, who has suffered both a drop in performance and numerous injuries, is not going through his best moment as a Liverpool player, and the midfielder from Vigo could be the solution to one of the big problems of this season in the Reds as it is the pivot.

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But Stefan Bajcetic was not the only Spaniard to stand out in Liverpool's victory and qualification at Molineux Stadium. Speaking about the 18-year-old's performance in the game, Jürgen Klopp added that "having Thiago (Alcántara) alongside him is very useful". Like his compatriot, the Spain international was once again in the spotlight for the Reds.

<strong>Thiago and Bajcetic in the starting line-up against Chelsea</strong>

"Thiago talks a lot on the pitch," said the German coach. And he does it with football and with data. As well as becoming the team's main playmaker, he provided the assist for Harvey Elliott's 1-0 lead. The Spanish midfielder has the duality of getting hold of the ball to anaesthetise games through possession and at the same time launching the team into attack when the game plan is marked by fast transitions. The goal and his performance during the second half, the best example.