Liverpool striker Divock Origi is delighted at the way his side thrashed bottom-placed Aston Villa 6-0 on Sunday and is hoping it will mark the start of a better run of form.
The Reds have just won ten out of their 26 league fixtures so far, losing eight, and drawing the rest, and are currently sitting well off the top four spots in eighth.
But their outing at Villa Park turned out to be quite a night for the players and the fans alike, after Jurgen Klopp’s side registered six goals from six different players as the Villans were completely outplayed and outclassed by the Anfield outfit.
Origi, who came on as a substitute for Daniel Sturridge in the 62nd minute and himself put one in the net, was ecstatic with his team’s performance and is confident that the game was merely the beginning to what should be a better end to the season.
“I think the score says it all”, the Belgian international was quoted as saying by Liverpool’s official website.
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“We had a good game, we enjoyed the game and you could see players in different positions scoring and that’s always nice for the team and the confidence.
“We all had a good feeling. Even before [the game] I had an interview and I told them that I’ve seen positive things in this group and for the rest of the season also.
"I think this could be the start of something nice”, the 20-year-old added.
Before getting back to Premier League action against Manchester City next month, Liverpool will be facing FC Augsburg in the hopes of making it to the next round of the Europa League after which they take on the Citizens in the final of the League Cup later this month.
