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

Hello and welcome along to the latest Blood Red podcast from the Liverpool Echo.

I'm your host Matt Addison with Ian Doyle and Shaw Bradbury both with me this afternoon

as we reflect on a frantic game at Stamford Bridge. We're going to be having a look back at

the to all draw with Chelsea

and assessing the title race as things stand and then previewing the game with Arsenal

in the Carabow Cup on Thursday. We are recording this live on YouTube and on Facebook, so if you do want to ask us any questions,

you can throw those into the comments section and will come to the best of those later on in the show.

But we're going to start with what was Dily a victory for Manchester City in the game between

Liverpool and Chelsea on Sunday.

It was a great game for the neutral, probably less of a great game for both of the sides

actually involved.

But was a draw, a fair reflection of the game do you think at the end?

No probably I mean the first half Liverpool shouldn't have been too nil up if I've been honest

don't think they both played particularly well but they took the chances very well and

Chelsea you know hit back it's just the timing of those two goals just before half times

it's not what you could do about the first one but the second one, bit avoidable.

But I'm sure Chelsea would say that about the two goals they conceded.

So overall, I think a draw was the right result to Chelsea with a better team in open play,

but Liverpool had the better chances.

And yeah, Manchester City, the big winners,

but, you know, I can't, it's before the game even started,

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