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

Hello, my name is Paul Rilock and welcome to the postgame podcast to react to a 4-1 win for Liverpool in Porto that's sealed their place in the semi-finals of the Champions League for the second season running and set up a truly mouthwatering last four tie with Barcelona.

But as good as Barcelona are, they will not relish facing a double chasing Liverpool side

whose rivals for the Premier League title Manchester City were knocked out tonight by Tottenham

who will face Dark Horse's Aax in the other semi-final.

But whereas it was a dramatic night at the Etiad, the Reds crews through 6-1 on aggregate,

meaning Yurgenclop, remarkably, is still yet to lose a European tie since taking over at

Danfield. James Pierce has been with Liverpool every step of the way of Clop's

rain and our Red's correspondence kicks off this podcast with his verdicts on

yet another night to remember in what is a season to remember.

Jurgenclops aftermath press conference follows before we hear what the fans made of it.

The Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo.

Well Liverpool are in the semi-finals of the Champions League and they did it in style here in Estadio de Draggo tonight.

Four-one winners against FC Porto cruising into the last 4, 6-1 on aggregate to set up what is an

absolutely mouth-watering semi-final with Barcelona and a reunion with Philip Catineo and and Louis Suarez and

Liverpool certainly won't fear the prospect taking on the Catalan Giants not when they're producing performances like this they

they dug deep and defended

magnificently to weather what was a sustained early storm from the

Portuguese champions, but once Liverpool got to grips with it they they absolutely

stroll through and the big moment was Sadio Manes goal it was initially ruled out for offside. It was a sala curler towards the far

corner that was heading wide actually. Manne anticipated it brilliantly, slid into

confer. Initially the flag went up but

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