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 Wielock and welcome to the post game podcast.

Liverpool drew one one at Arsenal tonight to move back to the top of the Premier League

and extend their unbeaten start to 11 matches.

But wasn't two points dropped, seeing as the reds led until eight minutes from the end of normal time.

That is one of the questions asked and answered on this show, which as always starts with the expert opinion of our Liverpool FC correspondent James Pierce.

You will then hear from five Reds fans, Simon Donnelly, Matt Whitti, Nathan Davidson,

Peter Lally and Mark Baker.

He was a coach at a championship club and as ever takes a tactical

look at what happened at the Emirates this evening.

And the podcast rounds off with audio from Yergen clocks press conference. Thanks for joining me and the postgame podcast will be back after the Red Star match on Tuesday.

The Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo.

Where Liverpool left the Emirates tonight, frustrated. echo. only a share of the spoils for Jogon clop's side but still enough for them to go top of the Premier League table with Manchester City and Chelsea not an action until Sunday I think probably mixed emotions for those players and clop and his staff as they

boarded the bus tonight because it could have been a lot better. You know a few

regrets I think of course a lot of talk about the goal Liverpool had disallowed in the first half.

It was a really poor decision in a replay showing that Sadie O'Mani was clearly on side,

tucking home the rebound after.

F Amino had hit the woodwork.

And Liverpool had some really good chances that went begging.

Clop said himself in his press conference here a few minutes ago that Virgil Van Dyke had

said to him, he probably should have had a hat trick.

Yet, you know, bizarrely Van Dyke's still waiting for his first Premier League goal for the club.

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