Former Liverpool owner David Moores made his first visit to Anfield in ten years as the Reds defeated Everton.
Moores, who was chairman at the club for 16 years, watched on as Jurgen Klopp's side swept their local rivals aside in the Merseyside derby.
Liverpool CEO Peter Moore shared a post to social media welcoming back the former chief who left his post in 2007.
Moore wrote to Twitter: "Another wonderful evening at Anfield, capped by being joined by David Moores and his wife Marge.
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"Our Chairman from 1991-2007, this was his first visit back to Anfield in 10 years, and he was warmly welcomed by staff and former players. #YNWA"
The 73-year-old, who is an honorary life president of the club, picked the perfect match to make his return as the Reds ran out 5-2 winners in a scintillating game.
Divock Origi scored a first-half brace with Xherdan Shaqiri and Sadio Mane also netting in the opening 45 minutes.
Michael Keane and Richarlison netted for Everton as Gini Wijnaldum rounded off a superb performance by the league leaders.
Moores owned 51 per cent of Liverpool before selling his shares to American duo Tom Hicks and George Gillett in 2007.
