This is the post-game podcast on the Blood Red channel, bringing you all the big

match reaction with views from the press box, the dugout and the stands.

Arsenal, Nell, Liverpool 3. the Red's back to their free-fowing best with Trent Fabinio and Diogo Jotter all on top form. I'm Guy Clark this is the post postgame podcast here on the Blood Red channel as we react to the

Ogogne Jotter's brace off the bench either side of Sala with the Reds second.

Coming up, Yergen Clubop, on a tremendous trend.

I know the player for sure better than anybody else.

Any other coach and I can say he is a world-class player and not only defensive.

The Echo's chief Liverpool writer Ian Doyle on the Red's top four hopes.

They knew what they needed to do. They were determined to get it done, they did get it done, and that's something that you only get from experience of having competed for, you know, Liverpool competes for the major honors.

You wouldn't say that finishing the top four was a major honor, but it would be a great achievement given what has happened in the season to date.

And one of our regular contributors on the tactical dilemma ahead of Tuesday's Champions League showdown.

I'd imagine with Jotter's impact off the bench there,

where the Clop's got a bit of a conundrum heading into the Real Madrid match,

whether to play all the front four,

because for me, there's not a chance you can start that a match about an informed

yoga jotter. Insight analysis and opinion all to come right here on the post game

podcast.

The post game podcast on the Blood Red Channel.

Well, here at a pretty cold Emirates has to be said,

Liverpool have put out a bit of a statement victory.

A three-nill triumph against Arsenal and admittedly a poor Arsenal but we'll come on to that in a minute

first of all we will discuss how well Liverpool played it has to be said probably you know

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