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

On May 25, 2005, Liverpool produced one of the greatest comebacks in sporting history

as they beat AC Milan to claim the club's fifth European Cup.

And ahead of the 15th anniversary of the miracle of Istanbul, the Liverpool echoes

LFC correspondent Paul Gorsh spoke to Jimmy Trieri, one of the Liverpool heroes on

that famous night. Jimmy tells Paul all about the run up to the final what Raffa Benite said before it

exactly what happened at half time when it appeared he would be coming off.

Stephen Gerard, the penalty shootout and the celebrations back in Liverpool the next day

when one million people lined the streets of the city to see the Reds parade

the Champions League trophy. Enjoy.

The Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo

Before we get into the game itself I just want to talk a little bit about the

The games leading up to that the Nachau games against Leavocution and Chelsea and Yaventes if that's okay.

Yeah no problem.

So starting with obviously after the Olympia Arcos game you draw a levocation in the last 16 and a 3-1 winner home.

I spoke to Did he Herman about this game and he said it was the one that kind of made the team believe

that you could actually do something serious in this competition.

And what were your thoughts and memories about that game against the German side?

I remember it was like, toonis, it was like a little bit pressure on us because you know we

always been like maybe like underdog team or something like that. But when we draw against Leverkusen, like I think like everybody was expecting us to go through, you know,

because the team we have in that time.

But it was not like easy game, but I think we've been like well well prepared you know right far like I think the

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