Norwich 0-3 LFC: The Opta stats
The Opta statistics from Liverpool's 3-0 victory over Norwich at Carrow Road show how former-Canaries man Craig Bellamy was at the heart of the action for the Reds.
The Welshman recorded a much higher pass accuracy than any other player who started the match, with 92.9 per cent success. The closest to him was Stewart Downing with 85.7 per cent.
The stats show how Bellamy was constantly alert, stealing the ball back from the opposition with three interceptions and was busy taking 73 touches of the ball and playing 56 passes. The Welshman fired in five crosses from the flanks for his teammates to attack.
Jose Enrique also saw plenty of the ball at full-back, taking 95 touches (more than any other Liverpool player on the day) and playing 75 passes (as many as Steven Gerrard). He also recorded an impressive pass accuracy with 81.3 per cent.
Overall, Liverpool had 16 efforts at John Ruddy's goal, 13 of those came from inside the box and five were on target.
Norwich managed nine strikes and one was on target.
Kenny Dalglish's side played 568 passes compared to the opposition's 451. The Reds had a marginally better pass accuracy than the Canaries. The away side has a 79.4 pass completion while the opposition operated at a 78.7 per cent accuracy.
Norwich were forced to make 37 clearances and they conceded nine fouls to Liverpool's four.
Liverpool edged the possession stakes seeing 55.6 per cent of the play compared to Norwich's 44.4 per cent.
Between the sticks, Pepe Reina made one save, while his opposite number made two. Reina hit 29 passes, 69 per cent of which were long.
Defensively, Daniel Agger and Jamie Carragher made 17 clearances between them. For Norwich, Elliott Ward and Ryan Bennett were forced to play the ball to safety on 25 occasions.
Downing was busy going forward and the winger notched up as many strikes on goal as hat-trick hero, Luis Suarez, with five.
He also fired in four crosses and was responsible for one shot assist.
Of Suarez's five efforts on goal, three were on target and all three of them flew past Ruddy into the back of the net. Four of his shots came from inside the penalty area. One was from outside and that came from 50 yards out on 82 minutes and was a spectacular lob that clinched him his hat-trick.
The No.7 was also busy creating chances for his teammates, as the Uruguayan fired in two crosses and provided three shot assists throughout the 85 minutes he was on the park.
Four yellow cards were shown on the day and they all went to players in yellow and green. James Vaughan, Jonathan Howson, Elliott Ward and Ryan Bennett all went into Mark Halsey's book.