Mohamed Salah got Liverpool up and running as they comfortably dispatched West Ham on Sunday in their first Premier League fixture of the new season.
The Egyptian tapped in a 19th-minute opener from Andy Robertson's cross on his return to action for the Reds at Anfield, reports BBC.
New signing Naby Keita, a £50m acquisition from RB Leipzig, impressed in midfield for Jurgen Klopp's side.
He contributed to Liverpool's first goal and delivered the kind of driving performance that Steven Gerrard once produced wearing the number eight shirt.
It took the visitors almost half an hour to fashion a chance of note as they struggled to stem the Liverpool attacking tide.
Liverpool's new goalkeeper Alisson, signed for £66.8m from Roma in the summer, comfortably saved a Fabian Balbuena header, one of only two efforts on target for the Hammers.
As the pressure built, the hosts doubled their advantage when Sadio Mane turned in James Milner's cut-back after being left unmarked six yards from goal.
The Senegalese forward added his second and Liverpool's third early in the second period. Mane appeared marginally offside as he collected Roberto Firmino's pass, but the flag stayed down and he drilled his effort beyond new Hammers goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski.
Substitute Daniel Sturridge rounded off the scoring in the closing stages to ensure Liverpool recorded their 500th victory in the Premier League era.
It also maintained their fine Anfield record against West Ham, who have now won just one of their past 46 top-flight visits.
