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

Hello everyone and welcome to the latest edition of the European show I'm your host

most Stuart and I'm very very pleased to be joined by the Premier Spanish

journeys and Broadcaster Mr. Gien Balaget, because once again we are talking about a Spanish

football team. While most other football teams are now well into all of their transfer

title, for Liverpool there is still one more game to go and what a game it is.

Champions League final against the mighty Realm Madrid. Now, Giam, we had Semra Hunter on for our semi-final preview show and she spoke about the Madhidesters

believing that the Champions League was their destiny this year and well almost every year basically

and then they went and beat Manchester City the way that they beat Manchester City. So surely amongst the fans that belief has grown is there similar confidence within the squad you think? Yeah I don't think they believe is their

destiny they just think that they can win it and and they have everything that's required to

to win it so right now yes they are in a final and they're going to go to parties, the ones that will go to parties or the ones that will watch it on television, believing that it's going to happen. I've started doing some previews with some friends and not some

five live and CVS and so on and I've got the impression that many people in

fact I've been asked two or three times already. Do you think Ramele have got a chance?

It's like, what?

I don't know where that confidence comes from.

When you play Ria Mādriam-Adraid,

you should know that the mixture of or the addition of the confidence that comes through the

stands and through the fans the confidence when you wear that white shirt, the history that's behind it, all that put together.

Of course it gives you the feeling that once you're into a final, that is just a game,

of course you can win. Not just that, you go into the pitch thinking, you know, it's possible, it doesn't matter who the rival is so I

don't believe in destiny and all that but I believe that they have created a an

environment a culture in which they go to a game knowing that they will win.

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