See? Rafa has start to blow his own trumpet again... 
Liverpool achieved the biggest winning margin in Champions
League history with boss Rafael Benitez hailing an outstanding team
performance.
The 8-0 mauling of Besiktas at Anfield in the sides' Group A game
leaves Liverpool with a fighting chance of qualification for the
last 16 and will - claims Benitez - worry all of Europe now.
Liverpool still have to beat Porto and Marseille in their final two
group games to salvage their qualification ambitions, but Benitez
now considers that opponents will be 'worried and concerned' about
facing the five-times European Cup winners.
Benitez said: 'Porto now have to come to Anfield in the
next match and they will be worried by this. The rest of Europe
will also be aware of what we have done.
'But in the end we still have to win those last two games,
regardless of how many goals we scored this time.'
Yossi Benayoun grabbed a hat-trick, Ryan Babel and Peter Crouch hit
two each with skipper Steven Gerrard grabbed the other goal as the
Turkish side collapsed under the pressure of Liverpool's stunning
attacking play.
Benitez said: 'We have been creating a lot of chances in previous
games, but not scoring them.
'Today we scored early and the game opened up. Besiktas also had to
win to keep their chances of qualifying going so they had to come
out and try to attack and that gave our forwards space to
use.
'It made our movement easier, the space was there and our strikers
were on very good form.
'But will still must win the next two and then wait to see if it is
enough. But we have confidence that we can beat Porto next, and our
supporters will also have confidence in us too.
'When you create chances, score hat-tricks and play that well, it
gives all the front players - Yossi, Ryan and Peter, plenty of
confidence that they can attack and be successful.
'If you score then you have confidence, that is the difference from
the way we have played recently.
'But this was an all-round performance by the whole team. Voronin
did not score but he was hugely influential in what went on, his
play was unselfish and effective.
'He did a tremendous job, and the defence kept a clean sheet so
there was very little for me to complain about, just a few minor
things.'
Besiktas coach Ertugrul Saglam was shell-shocked at the end, and he
made a short speech to the media conference without taking
questions.
He said: 'It was a very bad night for our team, and fans. The
result was very upsetting for us and I would like to say sorry to
all our fans.
'It is very difficult to accept this result, but life does go on
and we have to work much harder now to improve in the future. I can
promise our fans we will do that.'
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