The Israeli was a fan favorite during his time at Anfield, netting 29 goals and providing 20 assists in 134 appearances over three seasons.

A Peter Crouch double sealed a 2-0 victory, but it was the connection with the Liverpool fans that made this an unforgettable day for Benayoun, who is already keen on his next outing with the LFC Legends.

"It was amazing to come back to Anfield for me for the first time," he enthused.



This is why Liverpool is so special.

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"Hopefully (I will be back next year), yeah, I will be happy to come back as long as they want us to come back and, of course, to raise money all the time for the Foundation

Meanwhile, having kept a close eye on his former club, Benayoun remains assured that Liverpool is on track to clinch the Premier League title this season

I'm sure the league is in the hands of Liverpool," he commented

"It's a shame they didn't win another trophy, the cup and the Champions League, but to win the league is the most important title in England."