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Luis Suarez has said it was great to play alongside former Liverpool man Fernando Torres in Sunday's all-star charity game at Anfield.
The duo never played in the same Reds team because Fernando Torres left Liverpool for Chelsea on the same day Luis Suarez's arrival from Ajax was confirmed.
But Sunday's match - organised in aid of the Liverpool FC foundation - saw the pair link up for Steven Gerrard's XI against a team of stars led by Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher.
The match finished all square as two Gerrard penalties cancelled out first-half goals from Didier Drogba and Mario Balotelli.
"It was great for me to play up front alongside Fernando," Suarez said. "Four years ago when I signed for Liverpool, I crossed my fingers to play with Fernando and he left three days after I signed.
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"It was a great day for the other players but for me and Fernando it was a great chance to play together.
"I've missed the fans. The atmosphere is unbelievable, it's amazing. Everyone who's played for Liverpool knows how important the supporters are. They know they are in my heart."
Suarez added that he would never consider playing for another Premier League club and didn't rule out a return to Anfield before his playing days are over.
"You never know in football what the future holds but if I ever play in England again I will play for the Liverpool team and not another team," he said.
