Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has reminded Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain he could do even more, despite complementing the England international on his goal against Genk on Wednesday.

The 25-year-old scored his second of the game with a sumptuous first-time strike with the outside of his foot from the edge of the box.

"It was a pretty stiff first half," Klopp said. "Then we could show the boys a couple of spaces which they could and should use in the second half. Then we scored the second goal - by the way, the first goal was very brilliant and the second goal even nicer, and all our goals were unbelievably beautiful.

"It was absolutely a great moment for him, but I would say with Ox his performance was exactly the same as the performance of the team – the goals were great but all the rest could have been better."