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

All lies on Anfield. This Saturday, the Reds are back at home as Arsenal visit for the tee time kickoff.

Two clubs steeped in history and a match that certainly is.

From the title decider in 1989 to last season's 5-1 mauling of Unayamre's side. It's a fixture that quite literally has seen it all.

I'm Guy Clark. This is moment in time here on the Blood Red channel, a special offering that we hope to bring

you throughout the course of the season.

It's where we'll be getting all nostalgic, looking back and reminiscing on a historic

moment in the Reds history.

In this edition, we're heading back almost 15 years to November 2004 as Arson Vengas all conquering Arsenal game to

Anfield having only recently seen their 49 game unbeaten run fall at Old Trafford.

As the game ticked into the 90th minute, with Patrick Vieira having cancelled

out Jabi Alonso's fine strike from distance, the two sides look set to share the points.

That was until a certain 22-year year old decided to take matters into his own hands,

volying in from 30 yards in front of the cop for what was his first Premiership goal. That man was

Neil Miller, and here on moment in time we've been

along to catch up with him. To talk about that goal, the pressures he felt trying to

break into the first team's squad as well as looking ahead to the weekend's game

the title battle with Man City,

VAR and so much more besides.

But to get us started, I began by asking Neil about that moment as time froze still

as the ball dropped out the dark and field night sky

and just what was going through his mind?

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