The Definitive Ranking of Jurgen Klopp's Greatest Wins as Liverpool Manager

The news of Jurgen Klopp's departure from Liverpool is still somewhat surreal. The German manager's impact on the club since his arrival in October 2015 has been nothing short of transformative. Under his guidance, Liverpool has secured seven major trophies, including the Champions League and the long-awaited English title after a 30-year drought.

Throughout Klopp's tenure, there have been numerous remarkable results that have etched themselves into the memories of Liverpool fans. The team has showcased their trademark "full-throttle football," overwhelming opponents with their relentless style of play. They have also displayed their resilience and determination, earning the moniker of "mentality monsters" with their stunning comebacks.

Betimate has compiled a countdown of the most unforgettable matches during Klopp's extraordinary nine-year stay at Anfield. These matches have provided countless magical nights for the fans, and Klopp's departure will undoubtedly leave a void that will be deeply felt on Merseyside.

14. Newcastle 1-2 Liverpool (August 27, 2023)

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Ahead of the 2023-24 season, there was uncertainty surrounding Liverpool due to the departure of key leaders in the summer transfer window and some setbacks in the midfield overhaul. The team's performance on the opening day against Chelsea seemed to confirm that they were going through a transitional phase.

However, Liverpool's resilience and fighting spirit, often referred to as the "mentality monsters," began to shine through in their match against Newcastle. Despite going a goal down and being reduced to 10 men following Virgil van Dijk's dismissal in the 28th minute, the team showed remarkable character.

Jurgen Klopp's astute in-game management played a crucial role in the comeback. He made impactful substitutions, including the introduction of Darwin Nunez, who scored two goals in the final nine minutes of the match. Klopp expressed his amazement at the team's performance, particularly with 10 men, stating, "In my history, I have never had something like that at Newcastle, in this stadium with that atmosphere. It is crazy!" The victory served as a testament to Liverpool's fighting spirit and their ability to overcome challenging circumstances.

13. Liverpool 4-3 Tottenham (April 30, 2023)

Jurgen Klopp, the Liverpool manager, was seething with frustration after witnessing his team storm to a 3-0 lead against Tottenham at Anfield within the first 15 minutes, only to let their guard down and concede a last-minute equalizer from Spurs' forward Richarlison. However, Liverpool had one final twist in store as Diogo Jota secured a dramatic victory in the dying seconds of the game.

In a characteristic display of his passion, Klopp rushed towards the fourth official to celebrate the winning goal. Unfortunately, his exuberant celebration resulted in an injury, leaving him feeling rather embarrassed during his post-match interviews.

Speaking to BBC Sport, Klopp mentioned his injury, speculating that it might be his hamstring or adductor muscle. He acknowledged that he had been punished for his actions, admitting that although he hadn't uttered any offensive words, his intense gaze was enough to convey his feelings. Klopp accepted the consequences, acknowledging that his muscle gave way in that moment.

12. Aston Villa 1-2 Liverpool (November 2, 2019)

Liverpool found themselves on the verge of ending their impressive 10-month unbeaten run in the Premier League during a challenging match at Villa Park. Aston Villa had taken a 1-0 lead with just three minutes of regular time remaining, courtesy of Trezeguet's goal in the first half. However, Liverpool showcased their resilience and fighting spirit.

In a stunning comeback, Andy Robertson headed in the equalizer, and in the sixth minute of injury time, Sadio Mane nodded in a corner delivered by Trent Alexander-Arnold. The victory proved to be a crucial moment in Liverpool's journey towards their first league title in three decades, as it not only extended their six-point lead over Manchester City at the top of the table but also served as a testament to their determination and ability to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.

11. Norwich City 4-5 Liverpool (January 23, 2016)

Unsurprisingly, Jurgen Klopp faced significant challenges at the beginning of his tenure as Liverpool manager. He had the daunting task of rectifying the aftermath of Brendan Rodgers' tenure, and the team struggled to achieve positive results during the initial months under Klopp's leadership.

Nevertheless, a special connection between Klopp and his players began to take shape during an exhilarating match at Carrow Road, where Liverpool triumphed in a thrilling 5-4 victory over Norwich. The match was marked by an incident where Adam Lallana's 95th-minute winner resulted in Klopp's glasses being broken during the spirited touchline celebrations.

Reflecting on the incident with a touch of humor, Klopp quipped, "Usually I have a second pair, but until now I couldn't find it because it's really difficult to look for glasses without glasses." The anecdote highlighted the growing bond between Klopp and his team, showcasing their shared passion and joy in achieving vital victories.

10. Liverpool 3-0 Manchester City (March 2, 2016)

Liverpool experienced a devastating blow when they lost the 2016 League Cup final to Manchester City in a penalty shootout. However, Jurgen Klopp quickly showcased his exceptional motivational skills just three days later, as his team delivered a resounding performance to overwhelm the same opponents at Anfield.

In what was considered their finest display of 'gegenpressing' under Klopp at that time, Liverpool dominated the match. Adam Lallana, James Milner, and Roberto Firmino found the back of the net, earning them a convincing victory over a strong Manchester City side chasing the Premier League title.

A visibly proud Klopp expressed his satisfaction with the result, emphasizing that City had been unable to assert their style of play. He described it as a great night for all Liverpool fans and praised his team's reaction, stating, "It was the best reaction I can imagine. It was how it should be." In a moment that has become iconic, Klopp summed up the experience by exclaiming, "The best word I can say to describe this is: Boom!" It was a testament to Liverpool's resilience and their ability to respond emphatically to setbacks.

9. Liverpool 1-0 Everton (December 2, 2018)

In a memorable encounter, Everton appeared poised to secure a hard-fought draw at Anfield. However, Jordan Pickford's failure to handle a mishit from Virgil van Dijk resulted in the ball bouncing off the crossbar and onto the head of Divock Origi, who scored the winning goal in the 96th minute. The dramatic turn of events ignited wild celebrations, with Jurgen Klopp even sprinting onto the pitch to join in the jubilation, particularly with goalkeeper Alisson.

In his post-match interview, Klopp said: "First of all, I have to apologise for my run. I apologised immediately after to Marco Silva, as I didn't want to be disrespectful. The goal was lucky, of course, but our idea was clear: we wanted to win until the last second."

8. West Brom 1-2 Liverpool (May 16, 2021)

Liverpool faced significant challenges during the pandemic-affected 2020-21 season and found themselves in danger of missing out on Champions League qualification. The team endured a difficult period, including a run of six consecutive defeats at an empty Anfield, which dropped them to eighth place in the Premier League table by March.

However, Liverpool rallied and managed to secure a third-place finish thanks to an impressive 10-match unbeaten run. During this run, they achieved a remarkable victory at West Brom, with goalkeeper Alisson Becker scoring a vital injury-time winner. The significance of the moment was heightened by the fact that Alisson had tragically lost his father just three months prior.

"We are really close and know exactly what it means to him," Klopp said. "It's outstanding, really touching. It's only football, but it means the world to us."

7. Liverpool 3-1 Manchester City (November 10, 2019)

Jurgen Klopp experienced a significant moment of realization during a crucial match that gave him confidence in Liverpool's title-winning prospects. Although he didn't openly admit it at the time, the turning point came when Liverpool established an eight-point lead at the top of the table with a powerful and relentless display against the reigning champions.

In an interview with BBC Radio 5 Live, Klopp expressed his excitement about the game, acknowledging the need for something special to defeat Manchester City. Liverpool showcased their intensity from the start, with Fabinho and Mohamed Salah scoring two goals within the opening 13 minutes. The outstanding play from Liverpool's full-backs, which had become synonymous with their style of play, played a pivotal role in the team's success.

As the match progressed and City tried to gain control in the final 15 minutes, Klopp admitted to feeling a sense of tension. However, he witnessed the quality and capabilities of his players, which reaffirmed their ability to deliver exceptional performances. Klopp praised his team for playing 75 minutes of incredible football, highlighting their remarkable abilities and the defining characteristics of their gameplay.

While Klopp didn't explicitly state that this was the moment he knew Liverpool would win the title, the commanding performance against a top rival showcased the team's potential and instilled a belief in their championship aspirations.

6. Liverpool 4-3 Borussia Dortmund (April 14, 2016)

Liverpool's come-from-behind victory at Anfield further solidified Jurgen Klopp's ability to build something extraordinary. In a thrilling encounter, Liverpool faced a challenging task after a 1-1 draw away to Borussia Dortmund in the Europa League quarter-finals. They found themselves needing to score three goals in order to progress to the semi-finals.

Against all odds, Liverpool demonstrated their resilience and determination, mounting an incredible comeback. Philippe Coutinho and Mamadou Sakho scored to level the match at 3-3 on the night, but Dortmund still held the advantage on the away goals rule. However, in a crucial moment, Dejan Lovren rose to the occasion and headed in a cross from James Milner, completing the remarkable turnaround.

"I reminded the players about Liverpool being 3-0 down in the Champions League final," Klopp revealed, referring to the 2005 miracle of Istanbul. "It was brilliant, outstanding, emotional. Very often in football, the game is over then, but not here, not with this Liverpool team."

5. Manchester United 0-5 Liverpool (October 24, 2021)

In a season that presented challenges for Liverpool, the team made a significant statement with a dominant performance against their arch-rivals, Manchester United. The resurgent Reds put immense pressure on Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer by securing their biggest-ever away victory at Old Trafford.

Mohamed Salah, who has often been a thorn in the side of Manchester United, played a pivotal role in the match by scoring a hat-trick. Additionally, goals from Naby Keita and Diogo Jota contributed to Liverpool's emphatic win. This result further highlighted Liverpool's resurgence and maintained their unbeaten start to the Premier League season.

"A really good day," Klopp said, "a big one. I got told it never happened before. Writing our own little chapter in the history of the club. People will talk about it in the future because it won’t happen again in a long time, if ever..."

4. Liverpool 7-0 Manchester United (March 5, 2023)

Liverpool faced significant challenges throughout the 2022-23 season, as the previous campaign's pursuit of a quadruple had a detrimental impact on several key senior players. Their struggle for consistency, combined with Manchester United's resurgence under new manager Erik ten Hag, made their victory even more astonishing.

In this remarkable triumph, Cody Gakpo, Nunez, and Mohamed Salah, who became Liverpool's all-time leading Premier League goal-scorer, each scored twice. Roberto Firmino contributed the final goal, completing the comprehensive victory that has never been witnessed before in this historic fixture.

"Spectacular football game," Klopp enthused on Sky Sports. "Outstanding. We played top football against the team in form. No words!"

3. Chelsea 0-1 Liverpool (February 25, 2024)

Liverpool faced significant adversity heading into the 2024 Carabao Cup final against Chelsea, with 11 senior squad members sidelined due to injuries. Their challenges continued during the match when Ryan Gravenberch was forced off in the first half following a severe tackle from Moises Caicedo.

In response to these setbacks, Jurgen Klopp demonstrated his trust in the young players by introducing three teenagers, James McConnell, Bobby Clark, and Jayden Danns, along with 20-year-old Jarell Quansah. Remarkably, these young talents showcased their abilities and delivered outstanding performances on the big stage.

Despite the odds being stacked against them, Liverpool emerged victorious in the final, with Virgil van Dijk's header in extra time securing the win. The triumph was a testament to the resilience and determination of both the young players and the remaining squad members who stepped up in the face of adversity. Klopp's decision to put faith in the youth paid off, and their exceptional contributions played a pivotal role in Liverpool's success in the Carabao Cup final.

"In my more than 20 years, it was easily the most special trophy I have ever won," Klopp admitted. "It maybe being my last game at Wembley has nothing to do with it. It was about how everybody contributed with the kids."

2. Liverpool 2-0 Tottenham (June 1, 2019)

The all-English Champions League final in 2019 may not have been a classic in terms of the quality of play, but it held immense significance for Liverpool and especially for Jurgen Klopp. It marked Klopp's first trophy as the manager of Liverpool, following three consecutive final defeats.

The victory meant the world to Klopp and his team, as it represented a redemption after the heartbreaking loss to Real Madrid in Kyiv the previous year, where Mohamed Salah had suffered an injury. Salah played a crucial role in the final, opening the scoring from the penalty spot. Divock Origi sealed the victory with a smart finish late in the game.

"Did you ever see a team like this, fighting with no fuel in the tank?" he asked reporters. "I am so happy for the boys, all these people and my family. They suffer for me, they deserve it more than anybody. It was an intense season with the most beautiful finish I ever could have imagined. It is the best night of our professional lives."

1. Liverpool 4-0 Barcelona (May 7, 2019)

The words "Corner taken quickly..." will forever be etched in the memories of Liverpool fans as a defining moment in the club's European history. Anfield has witnessed numerous extraordinary European nights, but this one stands above all others.

Liverpool found themselves in a challenging situation heading into the second leg of their Champions League semi-final against Barcelona. They were trailing 3-0 on aggregate and were without injured players Salah and Firmino. However, Klopp's determined team, often referred to as the "mentality monsters," delivered an overwhelming performance.

With two goals each from Origi and Wijnaldum, Liverpool orchestrated a remarkable comeback, turning the tie around against Lionel Messi and Barcelona. The atmosphere at Anfield was electric, and the victory stands as one of the greatest European nights in the stadium's history.

"If I have to describe this club then it's a big heart, and tonight it was pounding like crazy," Liverpool's visibly stunned manager said afterwards. "Tonight, you could hear it all over the world."

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