Ronald Koeman's group began in shocking manner at St Mary's Stadium as Sadio Mane headed them into a first-moment lead and there was little sign of the whipping to come as Liverpool at first reacted in a slow manner.
All that changed when Sturridge, making his first begin subsequent to the October Merseyside derby that proclaimed the end of Brendan Rodgers' Anfield rule, let go them level following 25 minutes.
Sturridge soon included a second obligingness of a showreel help from Emre Can and Origi turned in an Alberto Moreno shot in the last moment of the half to finish up a staggering spell.
On the off chance that there was a touch of fortune about Origi's to begin with, his second landed in more earnest manner – slamming home from the right-hand side of the zone by means of within the crossbar – and substitute Jordon Ibe got in on the demonstration before the Belgian striker gestured into case the matchball in the 86th moment.
It exited the home steadfast in especially diverse spirits to when they drove following 39 seconds on account of Mane taking before Moreno to cover Ryan Bertrand's fabulous cross.
Southampton kept on having delight down the Liverpool right and Adam Bogdan kept out Victor Wanyama's header from Dusan Tadic's fifth-moment focus.
Liverpool's young right-back Connor Randall was the man under flame and he gathered an early occupying for pulling back Tadic – Steven Davis twisting the subsequent free-kick over.
Klopp's side were attempting to build up themselves as an assaulting compel halfway through the half, however Sturridge turned the challenge on its head with two objectives in the space of four minutes.
The England striker hustled on to Joe Allen's hurled throughball, downplayed a free first touch by skipping past Steven Caulker with a stepover and bored a left-footed complete past Maarten Stekelenburg.
A luxurious bit of play from Can made Sturridge's second, the Germany universal making space with a charming turn and twisting a disregard the Southampton safeguard with the outside of his right foot for the Liverpool forward to net clinically on the half-volley.
There was further wretchedness for a dazed Southampton as Moreno's drive from a halfway cleared corner got a weak touch from Origi as it bubbled past Stekelenburg.
Graziano Pelle, back in the Southampton side after suspension, drew a 50th-moment save from Bogdan under weight from Martin Skrtel before St Mary's old kid Dejan Lovren hindered a shot from the ceaselessly exuberant Mane.
Sturridge left to an euphoric applause from the away end when Ibe took his place in the 59th moment, while Southampton substitute Shane Long glancing so as to verge on had a moment effect a header wide.
In any case, Southampton's waiting any expectations of a rebound were doused in the 68th moment, with Origi locking on to Ibe's slide-tenet go to leave Stekelenburg with no shot.
Ibe demonstrated comparable accuracy in the 73rd moment, chesting down Moreno's cross to locate a low complete and Origi changed over Brad Smith's inside to seal Liverpool's place in the semi-finals of an opposition they last won in 2012.
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