Hello and welcome to latest episode of the Two Robby's podcast, Your Destination

for in-depth chat discussion analysis of every Premier League match week and

Nobody Champions League as well. I'm Robbie Mustow here as ever with me is Robbie Earl and here the topics for today's episode

Liverpool's record-breaking performance against Crystal Palace.

Manchester United into third place in the Premier League after hammering old rivals Leeds United.

Top them drop points for the third consecutive matches Leicester,

for a second and contrasting results for Arson, Chelsea,

ahead of their Boxing Day showdown and a little look at some big results

at the bottom end of the table as well. That's what we've got coming up in today's

episode. Okay, Robbie, Liverpool, the champions. I made the embarrassing kind of error of judgment thinking this could be tricky in the show I thought this could be tricky little

but what haven't been good away from home palace a gossip good results recently and you kind of always think they're strong at home.

The data in fact doesn't back that up.

And I'll say before you get your take on it Rob. Yeah.

Liverpool is so funny because at the half time I'm thinking wow like that's pretty that's pretty efficient because they wouldn't they didn't really pass the football.

They weren't as slick and as good as you might

expect and afterwards a couple of players are on in doing their interviews sort of saying

that you know it felt a bit funny we were a bit sloppy I think Jordan Henderson

said that Andy Robertson said that as well our because they're a bit sloppy. I think Jordan Henderson said that. Andy Robertson said that as well as our because.

They're a little bit sloppy, but when you've got class and quality in those

tech areas, you know, it can, who cares what they play like where you can finish off opportunities like that?

Yeah, you're right. I mean, you know, judge them at your peril, Mr. Mustow, in that you never know, because it wasn't it, and it's one of those days where

seven nil but not perfect, and I'm sure Jorgenkop is a kind of manager who will point to that,

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