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However you choose to say goodbye, we help you own it. Co-op, owned by you, right by you. Search co-op funeral care for your nearest funeral home. Good evening if you're just joining us for the first time. Hopefully the word is spreading that we are showing you some football this evening on Sky Sports. Okay, it's not live. We've dipped into the archive, but some great games nonetheless. We've been asking for your tweets as well at Sky Sports News with the hashtag MNF Retro. And you can put your questions

tonight to Gary Neville and Jamie Carriger. Those tweets are pouring in already. Darren

Judge says, look at all those black football boots on show. Daniel Winter says goosebumps watching MNF retro and seeing Biducah score those goals.

How much he misses football.

I think that's a view expressed by a lot of people who are joining us this evening.

So we have just seen Leeds United beat Liverpool by four goals to three.

Great comeback from November 2000. and Jamie playing in that game.

Give us some of your initial thoughts just watching that.

The kind of emotions it must have stood in you watching it back.

Well, I said at the top of the show that it was a big rivalry between ourselves and Leeds trying to overtake United or Arsenal, certainly join them.

The thing I find watching that is comparing it to sort of the games we've been analysed for the last few years, the technical quality, the robustness of that game, lots of goals and cross.

It just feels completely different really with that Le lead team. But going to Leeds was, it was tough, wasn't it then? It was really aggressive. There was an aggressive team, all young energy you had to play, so it was tough, wasn't it? Yeah, I think when, particularly when we went to play at Leeds, I don't know if it was the same for you. It was brutal, probably more brutal than Liverpool in some ways. The rival between Liverpool United is huge, but the Leeds Manchester United rival, it was almost like a deep hatred. There's a little bit of respect between Liverpool Manchester, just a little bit. But with Leeds, it just felt like there was a real nastiness, like a real, they would come on the pitch if they could. You know, it was that type of feeling. And you felt the players at the time, to be fair, you know, going to speak to one of them in a minute, who represented the sort of, you know, you think about David Batty and who played for them a bit earlier than that, and then you had Lee Boyer,

players who sort of had that sort of tenacity

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