Roberto Firmino scored the winner for Liverpool against Wolves on Thursday night.
A cute assist from captain Jordan Henderson saw the ball threaded into the path of the Brazilian who placed his shot beyond Rui Patricio.
The Reds capitalised from a Trent Alexander-Arnold throw-in on the right flank which led to Firmino's 84th minute finish.
Since the arrival of specialist coach Thomas Gronnemark in 2018, Liverpool have vastly improved at taking throws.
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Gronnemark, who also coaches Ajax on a freelance basis, has helped improve the Reds awareness and technique when throwing the ball.
After the final whistle the Dane shared a message with Liverpool fans on social media.
He wrote: "Well done boys. Proud of being a part of this team... you have proven that a throw-in is more than a throw-in".
It's not the first time Jurgen Klopp's team have benefited from their improved throw taking techniques.
In the Reds' 1-0 against Tottenham last month Firmino scored the only goal of the match after a savvy throw-in was taken in the build-up.
