“I think scoring in the first minute calmed us all down and it meant that we had an unbelievable time in the away end. Then they scored and instead of it being some agonisingly long wait, Harry Maguire within a couple of minutes had put it in the back of the net.
“We can all think of history at Anfield when, once they get one back, the game is over because they get another one and they do what Liverpool are known for doing at Anfield. It was a really, really important and symbolic thing that we fought back at Anfield to win.
“I was so chuffed for Harry and I actually texted him after, calling him Sir Clutch Maguire. He deserves it, I think.”