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Fernando Torres struck his 50th Anfield goal in all competitions as Liverpool clinched a narrow 1-0 success against West Brom on Sunday afternoon.
El Nino volleyed home his first of the season on 66 minutes as the Reds produced an improved second-half showing to down the Baggies and give Roy Hodgson his inaugural league triumph in the hot-seat.
VS Liverpool secured a safe passage into the group stage of the Europa League after grinding out a 2-1 win over Trabzonspor in Turkey as Roy Hodgson became the first Reds boss since Bill Shankly to win his first four European games in charge of the club.
VS Liverpool suffered their first league defeat under Roy Hodgson as Manchester City recorded an emphatic 3-0 triumph at Eastlands on Monday night.
The Reds struggled to cope with a vibrant attacking display from the hosts throughout the contest and were ultimately undone by Gareth Barry's well crafted opener and a second-half double from Carlos Tevez.
It leaves Hodgson still awaiting his first Barclays Premier League victory in the hot-seat and means his side will now have to bounce back in time for what promises to be a tough Europa League clash in Trabzonspor on Thursday night.
VS A Ryan Babel strike has given Liverpool a slender 1-0 advantage following the first leg of their Europa League play-off against Trabzonspor.
The Holland international fired home on the stroke of half-time but the Reds were denied the comfort of a second goal after Joe Cole missed a penalty in front of the Kop.
The scoreline keeps Liverpool as favourites to progress to the Europa League proper as Roy Hodgson tries to become only the second manager after Sven Goran Eriksson to guide three different teams to the competition's final.
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10-man Liverpool ensured Roy Hodgson's first Barclays Premier League game in charge was one to remember as they drew 1-1 with Arsenal in an absorbing contest at Anfield on Sunday afternoon.
The Reds turned in a battling performance against the Gunners after Joe Cole was sent off 45 minutes into his league debut following a challenge on Laurent Koscielny - the first time he has been dismissed in his professional career.
But the decision only served to fire-up Liverpool and, seconds after the restart, David Ngog drilled the hosts into the lead with a well-taken strike that arrowed into the back of the net.
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Roy Hodgson celebrated his first home game as Liverpool manager by watching his side cruise into the play-offs of the Europa League with a 2-0 victory over FK Rabotnicki.
First half goals from David Ngog and Steven Gerrard secured a 4-0 aggregate victory over their Macedonian opponents as the Reds booked their place in Friday's draw for the next play-off round of the competition.
VS David Ngog got the Roy Hodgson era off to the perfect start as Liverpool secured a 2-0 win over FK Rabotnicki in the Europa League third qualifying round on Thursday night.
The French star netted a clinical brace as the Reds produced a mature performance to ensure they will head into next week's second-leg in the driving seat.
His first arrived inside 15 minutes as he danced his way through the home defence after collecting Lucas Leiva's quickly taken free-kick before dinking beyond the goalkeeper.
And Ngog secured the win with a fine volleyed finish from Martin Kelly's cross just before the hour mark.
VS A brilliant double from Steven Gerrard helped secure a 4-0 win in Burnley as Liverpool kept alive their faint hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League.
The captain fired twice from outside the box before Maxi Rodriguez bagged his first Reds goal. Ryan Babel then got in on the act in injury time with the points already in the bag.
It means the gap to fourth-placed Tottenham is now just two points, though Harry Redknapp's men have three games remaining compared to Liverpool's two.
VS A Diego Forlan strike means Liverpool will have to overturn a 1-0 deficit at Anfield next week if they are to reach the Europa League final.
The Reds head back to Merseyside with little to show for their tribulations over the last few days - but they will still fancy their chances of making Hamburg on May 12 if they can maintain their excellent home form.
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