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Liverpool pre-season preparations took a perfect start in a one-sided affair against Tranmere.
The Reds took a six-minute lead thanks to a thunderous strike from Nathaniel Clyne.
The young prodigy Rhian Brewster then showed the real attackers' willingness to attack a quick corset before half-time.
The 19-year-old was well suited to Harry Wilson's center to get home from his first goal, followed by James Milner's shot for his second goal and Liverpool's third.
Jurgen Klopp made 11 changes to his team at the break and the second half gave similar results.
Curtis Jones extended Liverpool's lead after Ben Woodburn's center found him free at the last post, allowing him to overtake the opposing goalkeeper.
(Image: Action Pictures via Reuters)
Another celebration motive for Divock Origi, having signed a new deal with the club this week, when he dubbed Simon Davies for the host's goal of making five.
Perhaps the most important discussion point of the games was when the result became a formality as Bobby Duncan scored a goal in his first participation in the senior team.
The striker has had a lot of enthusiasm for him in recent years, due to his kinship with Steven Gerrard, and he has respected the hype with a close-up finish.
Klopp will undoubtedly have been the happiest of the Reds at Prenton Park, as it was an impressive show to kick off the new season.
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