Who won every duel?
He may have scored an unfortunate own goal, but Daniel Agger recorded some highly-impressive Opta statistics during Friday's 3-1 win over Newcastle.
The Dane enjoyed a fine game at the heart of the Reds defence and came off the pitch at full-time having emerged successful in 100 per cent of his duels - both on the ground and in the air.
Liverpool won a massive 92.3 per cent of the aerial duels on the night - with Andy Carroll, Jose Enrique, Martin Skrtel, Glen Johnson and Jay Spearing also winning every single one of theirs.
The Reds Liverpool peppered Newcastle's area with a total of 35 crosses into the box, compared with just seven from the visitors.
Steven Gerrard was responsible for four of those, matching the tallies of Stewart Downing and Charlie Adam - but Craig Bellamy delivered the most centres with nine.
The No.39 was a strong contender for the man-of-the-match award - and scoring twice from just two shots at goal all night shows why.
Downing had the most attempts on goal overall with four.
The Magpies made one more pass than the Reds on the night - 485 to 484 - but the hosts' accuracy was better with 81 per cent reaching their target as opposed to 79.4 per cent.
Cheik Tiote made more passes than anyone - attempting to play the ball to a teammate on 92 occasions with an 85.9 per cent accuracy rate. The Newcastle midfielder also touched the ball the most - 103.
Gerrard touched the ball 31 times when he was on the pitch - once for every minute.
Kenny Dalglish's side threatened with seven corners, but Newcastle didn't have a single one on the night.
Newcastle defender Michael Williamson was the game's best passer, notching up a personal accuracy of 91.8 per cent.