Trent Alexander-Arnold's 88th-minute winner sparked scenes that one would typically associate with high-stakes finals of an international tournament. 

The coaching staff couldn't contain their excitement, spilling onto the pitch in jubilation, while Liverpool's players celebrated wildly at the final whistle, fully aware of the euphoria that comes with snatching victory from the clutches of defeat. While the intensity of emotions in such a frenzied comeback is to be expected, there is undoubtedly a deeper layer to this thrilling tale.

"I don't think anyone here would have thought before the game that Liverpool vs. Fulham would be a game you'd never forget in your life but you're welcome. Anyone that was here today will never forget it in their life. I don't think I ever saw a game with this amount of beautiful goals," Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp eloquently stated on Sunday night.

His words came in the aftermath of a pulsating 4-3 victory over Fulham, where Liverpool delivered four preposterous strikes to maintain a 100 percent home record this season.

The chaos erupted in the 20th minute when Alexander-Arnold broke the deadlock for Liverpool with a magnificent free-kick. The ball ridiculously curved over the wall and dipped just in time to kiss the crossbar, rebounding off Fulham goalkeeper Bernd Leno and finding its way into the net.

Four minutes later, Harry Wilson swiftly equalized, only for Alexis Mac Allister to restore Liverpool's lead with an extraordinary long-range strike that was hailed as a "rocket" as it thundered into the top corner. Despite Liverpool's exceptional goals, Fulham remained resolute and turned the tide, taking a 3-2 lead through Kenny Tete and Bobby De Cordova-Reid.

With just three minutes left on the clock, the visitors seemed poised to end Liverpool's unbeaten 13-month run at Anfield in the Premier League. However, substitute Wataru Endo seized Mohamed Salah's layoff and curled yet another sensational shot into the top corner. 

In a matter of seconds, Alexander-Arnold completed the collection of wonder strikes, displaying remarkable control as he deftly brought down a lofted clearance with his knee before unleashing an out-of-the-world effort into the bottom corner.

Amidst the flurry of stunning goals, Alexander-Arnold showcased his versatility and exceptional quality by making a significant impact all over the pitch. His presence was felt throughout the match, and his performance warranted him the opportunity to score the decisive winning goal. "Nobody is in doubt of how highly I think of Trent," Klopp added. "Ever since I have been here his development is crazy. Today he was a real leader on the pitch and that is probably the biggest improvement."

Every single one of Liverpool's goals originated from long-range strikes, leaving Leno with absolutely no chance to make any saves. Fulham, commendably, refused to let Liverpool slip away at any point and, as per their manager Marco Silva, they were in control after taking the lead. However, they soon experienced the cruel nature of football. 

On the other hand, for Liverpool, it's like stepping into a dream. In the Premier League this season, no team has accumulated more points (15) from losing positions than Liverpool.

With their latest victory, they have closed the gap to just two points behind Arsenal, the current league leaders. The race for the top spot is heating up, and Liverpool are firmly in the mix.