This is the Behind Enemy Lines podcast on the Blood Red channel, bringing you the

inside track on Liverpool FC's next opponents.

Only 32 days on from that 5-2 win over Everton in the Premier League

the second Merseys Derby is upon us. Like in 2018 the two sides meet in the

FA Cup third round at Anfield.

I'm Guy Clark and welcome to Behind Enemy Lines on Blood Red

as we get the inside track on Liverpool's next opponents.

Coming up then, we'll find out where things went wrong for Marco,

whether Angelotti's arrived in time to give Everton's season a silver lining,

as well as find out how much of a barrier

Anfield has become for the Blues.

We're joining me to talk about all of that and more is the Liverpool Echoes.

Everton correspondent Phil Kirkbride, Phil, how are you?

Not too bad, yeah, looking forward to Sunday.

And in terms of where Everton's seasons out, I suppose that defeat at Anfield was the

Nodir for Everton and I suppose even the nature of right at the early stages of the game everything sort of seemed to go wrong and there wasn't much time left for Marco Silver after that?

No, just over, well less than 24 hours of Michael Silver remained after that defeat and there was an inevitable

and undeniable sense as the game was going on but certainly a full time that this would probably mean the end for the Portuguese coaches reign and so it proved.

It's never easy and never acceptable or never easy to accept or swallow when you lose any game

particularly when you lose at Anfield but of course the manner of the defeat and

the scoreline obviously really sort of focused minds at boardroom level

and proved the final nail in the coffin for Marco Silver and you know when we

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