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. Good evening and welcome to the postgame podcast with Patrick Smith on the Blood Red channel after

Liverpool were held to a two-will draw at Stamford Bridge by Chelsea in an absolute thriller of a match.

The Reds burst into an early two-nill lead thanks to goals from the imminently

departing duo of Saudi Amale and Mohammed Sala, who will now jet off to Afghan for the remainder of the month.

Petalinda stepped in to replace the absent Yogan clop, but a familiar trend of the Reds of this season was exposed once again as

Chelsea managed to force in two goals just before halftime meaning Liverpool surrendered their

commanding position into a halftime draw. The second half was nowhere near as exciting as the first and both

sides had to settle for a point each, meaning the only winner of the

outcome was Manchester City who extend their lead at the top of the table.

Joining me on the show today will be the Liverpool echoes Paul Gors,

substitute manager at Pep Linders in his post-match press conference,

and a quintet of Reds fans from around the world share their thoughts.

The Post-game podcast, on the Blood Red Channel.

The group is hop-sover in the Premier League title hanging by a thread after a Tuesday

with Chelsea here at Stanford Bridge afternoon.

You probably normally suggest to grow up with Chelsea away from home and be in

credible because we're resulting in a good deal but if're going two goals up through Sadio Manate and

Mohammed Sala in the game, if you probably really needed to win with Manchester City's steaming clear at the top of the

Premier League, you would have to suggest that this represents a frustrating

results of the game club.

Add as players, club of course, not here for this one.

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