It may have been pouring with rain at full-time at Old Trafford on Sunday evening but for Liverpool, all they could see was sunshine and rainbows.
This was a blisteringly good performance from Jurgen Klopp's men as they completely demolished one of their biggest rivals on their own patch.
The Reds struck five unanswered goals past Manchester United as a devastating hat-trick from Mohamed Salah really put the gloss on what is proving to be a fine season for the Egyptian.
There have been cries in recent weeks that he is the best player on the planet and despite United's woeful defending on Sunday, he was still mesmerising in the opposition's penalty area.
None of his goals were of the pure ingenuity we saw versus against Manchester City and Watford but he was still a class apart.
However, we want to focus on the player who provided the goal that sealed his match ball; Jordan Henderson.
The midfielder's future in Merseyside appeared to be in doubt at the beginning of the campaign but after penning new terms at Anfield, he is continuing to deliver consistent performances on a regular basis for the Reds.
It was a timely performance from the England international who with Thiago Alcantara injured and Curtis Jones only regaining his fitness, was one of the stars of the show for Klopp.
His ball for Salah's third and final goal was stupendous. He took the ball in midfield and then sprayed a quite delightful pass in behind that left Liverpool's most important player to prod the ball home.
It was a piece of play that rolled back the years to a former Liverpool captain, one that goes by the name of Steven Gerrard.
Henderson might not like those comparisons but on the biggest of stages, he handled the pressure just as Stevie G did on so many occasions.
He ran the game in the middle of the park and put in a near-perfect display that will undoubtedly have sent the supporters home happy.
As well as providing that delicious ball in behind for Salah to add the club's fifth, the 31-year-old completed 128 passes at a success rate of 96%.
That is a mind-boggling number, especially when you consider that he made more passes over the 90 minutes than Fred, Scott McTominay, Bruno Fernandes and Paul Pogba put together.
His touch count of 144 was also more than McTominay and Fred combined, exacerbating just how good he was this weekend.
What made Henderson's impact even better were the three key passes that he provided for his teammates.
Incredibly, the experienced midfielder only conceded possession on six occasions. Given how many times he picked up the ball, that is a phenomenal tally, one that proved just how composed he was in the middle of the park.
Liverpool's attackers will deservedly grab the headlines in tomorrow's newspapers but Henderson deserves praise too. He laid the platform with a delicate display from the base of Klopp's XI.