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Hello, everybody, and welcome to your post-match podcast, brought to you by the Liverpool Echo with me, Theo Squires.

Liverpool have done it again for the fifth game in a row.

Another stoppage time winner.

This time, Captain Virgil Van Dyke is the hero for the Reds here at Anfield.

There's Liverpool strike late to win 3-2 against Atletico Madrid and get their

Champions League campaign off to a storming start with a victory. It was a strange game

for Liverpool. They took the lead really early on and they doubled the lead really early on

and they looked at cruise control. But then Marcus Florenti comes back to strike at Anfield,

scores twice. They're pegged back and it's late on you're thinkingorenti comes back to strike at Anfield, scores twice, they're

pegged back and it's later on you're thinking they're going to have to do it again but surely they can't get another late winner.

Fifth game in a row. Yes they do. Virgil Van Dyke. We are live on YouTube, I think we're live on Facebook as well.

So get your comments in, get your questions in. I will get them at some point during the show.

It should have me for 20, 30 minutes. There's Paul Gors team sheet blowing across in front of me there.

But yeah, we'll just have a nice little natter about the Reds that they strike again.

The Demon Club, the Devil Club, whatever you want to call them if you're an opposing fan.

They find a way, they grind it out, they get the victory and, yeah, they've done it in front of the fans, Virgil Van Dyke header.

It was a blistering start from them.

Took an early lead through Andy Robertson of all people. He came back into the starting 11 in the place of Milos Perkins after his early withdrawal at the weekend against Burnley. Robertson didn't know much about it, to be honest. Mohamed Sala takes a drilled, low, free kick, and it goes in off his hill. No complaints there, though, are there? It's good performance from Andy Robertson. That was in the fourth minute. two minutes later we see Mohammed Salah get on the score sheet he links up really well

with Ryan Gravenberg. Nice little one-two. Alexander Isaac was making his Liverpool debut, stood alongside him, calling for the square past. But when Salad's in that position, he's not going to square it, is he? Nice little side foot rolled into the bottom corner to double Liverpool's lead they had

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