Hiya and welcome to the Red Men TV. It is the uncensored match buildup as Liverpool take on PSG in the second leg of the quarter-final of the Champions League. I'm delighted to be joined by Ben and by Chris for this one. It is the usual show. We will talk about the opposition. We will then talk about Anfield and Liverpool. I also

have a little question for you as before we go

to the little break in between.

But we'll get straight into it.

PFG

once again, Chris.

We'll reflect slightly

on the first leg, so I think it's important.

They're a really good side.

Sick of the sight of them. Yeah, the top quality, pound for pound me, pound per pound for me,

the best team on the planet. The pace they've got, the versatility they've got, the cohesion that they've got. And it's very easy to sit here and say that there's no surprise they've got the cohesion that they've got.

And it's very easy to sit here and say that there's no surprise they've been more successful in Europe without the likes of Mbapé, Ibrahimovych and co.

But I think after Mbapapé left, you almost sensed everybody else stepping up.

And I think that's the biggest compliment that you can play, Louis and Enrique, all the entire squad, the forward line in particular, because they're the best team on the planet, as I allude to, but they play with our recognized striker. So that just tells you about the fluidity around the whole squad as well. And of course, last week was even with the likes of Babi and Ruiz, who's been so important in the midfield for them.

But then Zaire Emery comes in, and again, it's just the depth they have now, even with academy players as well. And I think that's a really impressive thing that they've done in recent years. Yes, they're insanely rich, but they've done it with prospects as well. So, yeah, without trying to lord them for the entirety of their answer, yeah, they're a fantastic football team.

They are Ben and like Chris mentioned there.

There was a time where they did have these superstars, but the superstars didn't bring them

glory in the Champions League and the kind of, you know, the level of their league because

they played at that every season, it was like they couldn't quite reach the league, the level that you need for Champions League football, where now they've kind of got it nailed on.

And they kind of stripped it back a little bit, didn't they? Instead of going for the ready-made superstars, the big, big names, they went for, you know, Shaan Evers, a young lad in midfielder,

Vitina, who's quite good.

But, you know, I don't think anyone would have made them unbelievable.

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