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. Liverpool have equalled the big the as the Reds truly kick-started their season.

Welcome along everyone to the postgame podcast with me, Patrick Smith as we divulge into a record-breaking

unbelievable Liverpool performance.

Boy, did Yogan cops men need that after a tricky couple of weeks, with the Red scoring

nine for the first time since the Division 1 win over Crystal Palace in 1989.

Another interesting stat, Liverpool had five different goal scorers in the first half of a competitive match for just the second time in the club's history,

the first being against Hire Walton in September 1892.

Join us here on the postgame podcast for the reactions of Theo Squires and

Tom Kavir from Anfield, the O'clock's press conference and the view from the

cop with the fan reaction who may be somewhat disappointed they didn't make it ten.

The post-game podcast on the Blood Red Channel.

Hello and welcome to the latest edition of the verdict at least I think that's what we

call it these days it's been a while since we've done one of these in person I know I know we

spoil you but not as much as Liverpool's sport as today a record-breaking nine goals, nine-nill Premier League win against

Bormuth. Yes, that's right, you did hear that right, nine. It's their greatest

ever victory in the Premier League, a record-breaking one in terms of the all-time

Premier League records and Tom

where to start what performance the perfect response after this dismal start to

the season we've seen from the Reds. Yeah clock you know would have wanted a response today and he definitely got that from the performance.

Just from the first minute really, it's everything we haven't seen in the other games the season,

really quick off the mark in the first few minutes Diaz gets the first

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