Steven Gerrard played down his own contribution after Liverpool booked their place in the Champions League quarter-finals with a 4-0 win over Real Madrid.
Gerrard hit a double while former Atletico Madrid striker Fernando Torres and Andrea Dossena netted, earning a 5-0 aggregate win following their first-leg victory which came courtesy of a Yossi Benayoun goal.
"The most important thing for me was to win the game and book our place in the last eight and it was a fantastic team performance," Gerrard told ITV.
"You've got to give a special mention to Yossi Benayoun who was fantastic in the first leg and unfortunately missed out tonight."
Torres added: "I was working all week to try to be fit. This game was very important for me to play (because of) my past with Atletico.
"(My goal) was very important, of course. It was a massive game for the fans."
Liverpool must now turn their attention to the weekend clash with Barclays Premier League leaders Manchester United.
Gerrard said: "Firstly it's all about enjoying tonight. We need to get some rest then we can concentrate on Man United tomorrow.
"They're a fantastic team but we'll give it our best shot."
"The most important thing for me was to win the game and book our place in the last eight and it was a fantastic team performance," Gerrard told ITV.
"You've got to give a special mention to Yossi Benayoun who was fantastic in the first leg and unfortunately missed out tonight."
Torres added: "I was working all week to try to be fit. This game was very important for me to play (because of) my past with Atletico.
"(My goal) was very important, of course. It was a massive game for the fans."
Liverpool must now turn their attention to the weekend clash with Barclays Premier League leaders Manchester United.
Gerrard said: "Firstly it's all about enjoying tonight. We need to get some rest then we can concentrate on Man United tomorrow.
"They're a fantastic team but we'll give it our best shot."
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