Liverpool have a scream after spooking Chelsea as Jurgen Klopp's mon-stars cap off frighteningly good Halloween weekend

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Liverpool's first-team squad enjoyed a double celebration on Saturday... three Premier League points against Chelsea, followed by a spooky Halloween party back on Merseyside.

A number of Jurgen Klopp's players got kitted out in their scariest outfits for the night, just hours after their frighteningly successful trip to Stamford Bridge.

Hosted by Jose Enrique and his girlfriend Amy Jaine, two-goal man Philippe Coutinho and Roberto Firmino were among those in attendance.

Members of Liverpool's first-team squad gather for a photo at a Halloween party hosted by Jose Enrique (second right) and his partner

Sportsmail's graphic shows the first-team players in attendance, most of which wearing spooky Halloween outfits for the celebration

Liverpool's £29million man Roberto Firmino (left) got creative with the lipstick to dress up as the joker with his girlfriend Larissa Pereira

Alberto Moreno (left), who played the full 90 minutes against Chelsea at the weekend, poses for a photo with his partner Lilia Granadilla

Youngster Jerome Sinclair, who spent time on loan at Wigan Athletic last season, came as the Phantom of the Opera, while Alberto Moreno wore a suit covered in skulls.

Joao Teixeira, tipped to be the next big thing at Anfield, donned a huge headscarf, and Martin Skrtel, Simon Mignolet and Lucas also dressed up for the occasion.

The Liverpool squad had every right to celebrate after securing their first Premier League win under Jurgen Klopp, against reigning champions Chelsea.

Ramires opened the scoring for Jose Mourinho's men in west London on Saturday lunchtime, before Coutinho turned on the style to put Liverpool 2-1 ahead.

The party was hosted by a heavily made-up Enrique (left) and his girlfriend Amy Jaine, with many first-team stars turning up in costume

Liverpool hot-shot Joao Teixeira (left), who was on loan at Brighton last season, donned one of the more impressive costumes

Christian Benteke secured the three points with a late strike of his own, leaving the Reds eighth in the Premier League table after 11 games.

Attention turns to Europe for Klopp and his squad this week, as they prepare for a trip to Russian side Rubin Kazan on Thursday night.

The Russian Premier League outfit are without a win in their first three Europa League matches, while Liverpool sit second after three consecutive draws. 

At Stamford Bridge earlier in the day, Philippe Coutinho (centre) scored twice to help Liverpool to an impressive victory over Chelsea

Former Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp (second right) secured his first Premier League win as Liverpool manager on Saturday