On night of chaos for Liverpool, Barcola arrives in style

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I am and happy for both of them."I think for their confidence it's very good. I think they feel now that we trust them a lot.

I think it's going to be very good, very good for them."On what it could mean for Barcola, Iraola added: "I think he has to enjoy this [as] to score a hat-trick in the Champions League is always very difficult. We were feeling he was in a good place going into the game."Barcola will now hope to show that level in the Premier League, starting with a visit to Brentford on Saturday.Iraola's side were relentless in the first-half against the Austrian Bundesliga champions, racing into a three-goal lead.

Such was their dominance, they could have easily scored more.The 19 shots Liverpool had by half time against LASK was the most on record since 2003-04 by any team in the first half of a Champions League away match. It's very difficult because the game was very passive for large periods,” said Stephen Warnock on 5 Live.”There were parts where I am watching Trey Nyoni in midfield and he has literally got no pressure on him at all, he is picking passes off.“Barcola has got the run of his full-back who was taken off at half-time, which tells you everything.“I don't read too much into it, because I expected Liverpool to go there and win, and win comfortably."Warnock added that a bigger test for Liverpool will come at Brentford on Saturday, the Bees fourth in the table and unbeaten in the league.“Can Barcola do that again, away at Brentford, because that is what they have essentially bought him for, to play in big games away from home," Warnock said.“He hasn't played that much football this season so [this game] was about getting minutes in his legs and getting him fit and getting him sharper.