This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo, giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.

It's the Blood Red Podcast, courtesy of the Liverpool Echo, I'm Guy welcome along the red shown the strength of the

pack as the team off the rear comes off the bench to see off wolves. We'll assess the reds running

in the title race and look ahead to the Champions League visit to AC Milan.

Plus the team selector and match prediction as well. To get into all of that we have

our Liverpool correspondent to Paul Gores and the Bram Brownfolk's boy himself, Matt Addison.

Jensen, I hope you're both well and, Ghastie well.

What a delightful weekend for Devok?

Certainly was.

Not a whole lot to write home about in terms of the game.

Once you live without a few chances.

Bulls can tend to try and count to Liverpool and looked very dangerous at times actually with a diamond triore and I think Robertson and Famineo picked up a couple of cynical files trying to stop him because you know once he gets one v one he's unstoppable really but

yeah Liverpool just dug in really didn't he it was it was a weird one in terms of

and I think clops said this himself It was a throwback to the 2019-20 season

where wasn't so much the quality of the team that's won the game.

It's more just the resolve just to keep plugging away

and never giving in and carrying on until the last few seconds and so proved to be.

I think Liverpool got something stupid like 25 points that season from single goal wins and that was very much in that

kind of genre wasn't it? First time they haven't scored two or more for 18 games and a full time there wasn't anyone who cared anymore

about that record when they were all celebrating DeBachariagie's latest

feat of heroism I think we'll probably deserve it overall. Wolves didn't really create too much in terms of opportunities, but you can see why that was the first goal you've conceded in 370-something minutes of football, he really well drilled,

then beyond the ball, men willing to put the body on the line so often.

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