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

inside track on Liverpool FC's next opponents.

Hello and welcome to the latest Behind Enemy Lines podcast on the Blue Red channel.

I'm your host Matt Addison and I'm delighted to say that alongside me is

Birmingham Lives West Brom reporter Joe Chapman who is of course here to preview the game between the Reds and Sam

Anadices men. Joe welcome back to the Blood Red Podcast to you looking forward to Sunday's game.

I am yeah I think there's still a little bit riding on the game most West Brom fans may view it as a dead rubber

but I think that while you're playing a team that have still got plenty to play for

that there should be something still riding on the game. I think there's a requirement for

West Brom to be very professional still despite their their fate being sealed

last week so it's the reason you want to be in the Premier League if you're a team

like West Brom to play and welcome teams like Liverpool.

So it's a shame that it's fallen just the wrong side of the welcoming of fans back, but it's always been a very, very enjoyable game whenever I've been in

Liverpool meet in recent years.

Yeah, absolutely. I mean, the relegation places already decided, as you say,

West Bromlet are already down. How much do you think the pressure being off them for this one might impact things?

Do they sort of have a bit more license to go for it maybe? Possibly yeah I think

well we've seen certainly at Anfield in the reverse fixture and just generally when they've played the traditional top six

this season they've picked up a sizable bulk of their points total really. They took a point at Ettah. They've taken four

points off Chelsea. They've got a point against United as well so they've actually

performed pretty well and it feels like maybe those games where you go into them as a west wrong player and

the pressure is off a little bit because you're playing against one of the bigger

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