Darwin Nunez has Liverpool fans in stitches throughout Christmas Carpool Karaoke

Riding along with Curtis Jones and Cody Gakpo, the Liverpool trio drove around the city handing out presents, meeting the public and signing autographs.

In between journeys, along with a driver dressed up as Santa Claus, there were quizzes, Christmas crackers and even some karaoke.

That included a rendition of Holidays are Coming, commonly denoted with the Coca-Cola Christmas advert, but Nunez had his own version.

As the other three sang along, the Uruguayan interjected by saying: "You'll never walk alone."

That delighted Jones and Gakpo, as well as Liverpool fans who replied to the video on YouTube.

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One read: "Darwin is just VIBESS and I love it."

Another wrote: "Darwin is so likeable man."

And a third said: "Poor Darwin not understanding the songs."

But that was not all as the three Liverpool players went on to be handed some gifts from Santa.

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Gakpo received some Dutch biscuits, Jones got a scarf and Nunez had the best of the lot - some Turkey teeth.

The striker popped them in straight and quipped in a Scouse accent: "How are we?"

It had the car in stitches again and the fans loved it.

One wrote: "Nunez and his Turkey teeth is literally comedy gold."

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The four made their way across Liverpool, including a stop on one street to say hello to the residents.

There was also a quick visit to McDonald's to hand presents out and then to a care home to give gifts to the staff and have a chat with the residents.