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, welcome to the latest addiction of the

Liverpool.com podcast I'm your host as ever most stew and I'm joined by my

A team James Martin and Ben Bulchak. Now while Yergen and the boys have already

gone on to the next one their minds are already fully focused on Ben Fika.

For the rest of us I think we're still taking a second to absorb that titanic title throw down that happened at the

Eddie had on Sunday where Liverpool and Man City drew 2-2.

James, we've had a little bit of time to digest it now.

How are you feeling about the match? Yeah. James, we've had a little bit of time to digest it now.

How are you feeling about the match?

Yeah, it's one of them.

I don't know if I still digested it really,

even though we have had the time.

It was, yeah, it's such a tricky one.

Like you say, it was really billed as that kind of, well, I'll use your phrase. It was nice, wasn't it, the Titanic title throw down? But yeah, it was ultimately indecisive, wasn't it, ending in the draw, it's almost unsatisfactory from the kind of decider perspective. I mean, Man City probably the

happier of the two with the result. They know they just need to win the last seven, which, you know, we'll discuss it in more detail.

But, yeah, it's still very much all to play for seven games left one point in it so I think yeah whenever you're going away to

the Ety head and you're behind twice and you come away with a draw you have to say well okay fair enough

they're such a behemoth of a team you know they've been so

expensively assembled that you know of course if you come away with a point I don't

think it can ever be a disastrous result So yeah I think on reflection much as it's disappointing not to really

flip the momentum on its head it has to go down as a pretty good result. I think so. It was very much billed as James said

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