Hello and welcome into the latest edition of ESPN FC. We have a packed show for you tonight.

So much to look forward to, so much to look back on with what we've seen, but myself

Alimirano and Stevie Nichol will be starting in the Premier League. I live a ball, kept

their slim top four hopes alive at Anne Field. It was a three-two win over nothing and

far as the heavy hit. Some long throws made a big, a big play-off in this game,

which we say Diogo Jota scored two goals. We saw goals from Nichol Williams against his

old club, Morgan Gives White as well, but in the end, Mozilla got the winner and he called

Robbie Fowler's 183 goals for Liverpool. Let's welcome in, shall we? Yannagafiata and Luis Garcia.

Luis Garcia, a club said after the game that Liverpool made things a lot more difficult than

they should have. Would you agree with that? Yeah, definitely. I think that the game

looked quite easily when you see how they started, they started with a good intensity. You could see

an underlying that is the Liverpool that we want for these kind of games played at Anne Field.

But it's true that at the moment that they got that first goal, they started making a little

bit shake it at the back, allowing and nothing else for us to believe that they could get something

and then they concede the goal and then you can see that it looks like Liverpool needed just one more

gear so they put another gear and they scored another one and like this, or one until the last minute.

But definitely it's not the only way you want to see at Anne Field. You need a solid team,

team that shows to the opponent that they're not going to get anything, they cannot even have

a bit of presence in their own half. But it's the way that it's Liverpool at the moment, a lot of

pressure, they know that they cannot make any mistake, that they need all the points that they are

from now until you know, the season they want to grab that four positions and of course that makes

a little bit vulnerable at the back we've seen today from throw-ins, from set pieces, even in

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