The ire expressed by the Kop when their former idol emerged 66 minutes into the 2-2 draw with Arsenal was unprecedented, uncomfortable and – on the day – proved to be an act of self-sabotage as the visitors took advantage to complete their comeback and secure what was, ultimately, a deserved point to edge closer to Champions League qualification.

It’s a sad way to sign off with Liverpool but as the player reminded everyone with his West Ham celebration in December this is his life, his choice, and his career.

There was drama at Anfield, as right back Trent Alexander-Arnold was lustily booed by a portion of the Anfield crowd in his first home match since announcing he would be leaving Liverpool this summer.