Jurgen Klopp hailed his Liverpool side's performance after they secured a 2-1 victory at Chelsea on Friday.
Dejan Lovren's close-range opener was added to by a stunning strike from Jordan Henderson in the first half at Stamford Bridge.
Despite Diego Costa pulling a goal back, Klopp's men held on for a deserved three points which moved them up to fourth in the Premier League.
The former Borussia Dortmund boss told Sky Sports: "It was satisfying, especially the first half, it was brilliant.
"We started the game from the first second. We had unbelievably good movement in our playing side. Everyone who plays against Chelsea knows it's difficult to play against them, they are really well organised, but we created the space and played in them.
"It was a deserved lead at half-time. Before half-time there were times when Chelsea were a bit better in the game but only because we stopped playing football.
"The beginning was brilliant from my side and we played football that was really nice to watch. It was a deserved lead at half time and although Chelsea had their moments in the second half, we managed the game with power.
"We were strong and organised throughout the game. We were brilliant to watch in the first half. I never thought about anything else than playing our normal game.
"Two weeks ago people were saying 'what is wrong with Liverpool?' I think we gave the answer tonight."
Klopp also believed that man-of-the-match Jordan Henderson deserved his match-winning goal, adding: "It was really nice and it was deserved. He's a hard-worker and he's still a young lad and a lot of pressure on his shoulders and we are helping him to learn how to handle it and he's getting better and better and better."
Source: PA-WIRE
