London, Aug 28 : In a remarkable turn of events, Juergen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool Football Club, has declared the team's recent triumph against Newcastle United, in the face of adversity, as one of the most remarkable moments in his illustrious managerial career. Liverpool, despite being a goal down and a man short, managed to secure a stunning victory with a late turnaround on Sunday, leaving Klopp in awe of the team's resilience and determination. With just 13 minutes of regular time remaining, Klopp took a bold step, introducing Darwin Nunez and Jarell Quansah, a 20-year-old debutant, into the fray. The outcome of this strategic manoeuvre left Klopp both astonished and elated. "I think in my 1,000 games as a coach or a manager I never had a game like this, that's the truth," Klopp exclaimed. He highlighted that while turnarounds were not entirely unfamiliar to his teams, the circumstances of this particular match -- 10 men against a formidable opponent like Newcastle --made this victory exceptional and rare. Klopp also shared insights into his halftime address to the team, which proved pivotal in their astounding comeback. "At half-time, we showed the boys one situation, it was an offensive situation where Trent passed the ball behind the line to Cody Gakpo," he explained. The manager emphasized three crucial points: avoiding a second yellow card for Trent, preventing a second goal against them, and maintaining a fighting spirit. Trent Alexander-Arnold, a key player in this remarkable feat, epitomised Liverpool's resilience throughout the match. Despite a challenging first half and a role in the opponent's opening goal, Alexander-Arnold showcased immense composure and discipline as the game progressed. He celebrated the victory as something truly exceptional. "It's unbelievable, it was something very special out there today," Alexander-Arnold expressed. "We have made it difficult but out there we dug deep, we all pulled in together. It was something for the ages," he lauded the team's strategy, emphasising that the game plan was executed to perfection. In what is being regarded as one of the most remarkable moments of Klopp's managerial journey and an unforgettable match in Liverpool's history, the team's ability to unite under pressure and turn the tide against all odds has left fans and pundits alike in awe. /IANS