This is the Behind Enemy Lines Podcast on the Blood Red channel, bringing you the inside track

on Liverpool FC's next opponents.

Guy Clark here, welcome to the Behind Enemy

Lines podcast on the Blood Red channel,

with the Red's top four hopes flickering following draws

with both Leeds and Newcastle-Yergen Clubpsmen this afternoon head to Old Trafford.

Back in January at Anfield, it was a meeting of the top two.

Liverpool's title defence has crumbled a long way since then, while United's focus has switched to European matters.

Coming up, we'll get into the European Super League fallout from down the east lanks.

Whether or not Olige Gonders or sozgar is proving to be a steady hand at the will and if Paul Pogba's finally living up to the hype.

Joining me to get into all of that is the Manchester Evening News's senior football writer,

Tyrone Marshall Tyrone how you keeping?

Yeah not too bad all things considered great surviving which is about what we can ask for at the moment.

That is the that is the main thing and I have to say for Manchester United

as I said there right at the top in January it was a meeting of the top two.

United not still top anymore, but they've kind of held their pace through the course of the

season, albeit obviously Man City have come up on the rails and kind of just taking it away from everyone

yeah that they have really I think you know to be disappointed they didn't make city work harder for it

I mean cities run a form and their winning run blew everyone at the park really but it

coincided at a time where United just stumbled really and lost at home to Sheffield United

drew at home to Everton drew away at West Brom and they kind of got in a position after that game at

Liverpool and in the week before that when they won at Bernie to go top of the league they got in

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