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

Liverpool missed a chance to qualify for the knockout stages of the Europa League after the three to the defeat

to the lose at Stard the lose this evening in France. A bit of a topsy-turvy game with the Reds were comfortably second best, you have to say,

the game clock made as many as nine changes in total and the Reds never really got going.

In all honesty, They slipped behind when Kostak Simakastold in possession in the first

half and a presenter that Aaron Donovan with the chance of profits and he steered the shot.

Pass Krieven, and if there was some question marks,

asked of the Greek defender,

you could also possibly say the same

for the goalkeeper as well.

Yeenglott made three changes at half time with Mohammed Sala, Trent Alexander

Arnold and Dominic of Bosley, all coming onto the pitch in an effort to kind of inject some creativity

into the side, but it was one that never really worked despite the

big names we were heading onto the pitch. Tiesdlinga made it too nil for the the home

side and they were deserving of the two-go lead in all honesty.

Liverpool got back hinted again through a bit of a bizarre own goal.

It has to be said to make a two-one, but it was after reducing the areas the two goal customers restored quite quickly

from the French side when Frank Maggry made a 3-1 and then the home fans clearly the larias set the results that was unfolding in front of their

eyes started to get a little bit confident with the Liverpool in possession every time

they passed it round. They were ironic cheers from the home end as they certainly enjoyed their evening and in fairness you can't really blame them for that.

Diogo Jotter made a three two and Liverpool were pushing for a point that they didn't really deserve in all honesty

but it looked like they'd got it when Jarel Kwanza scored what he thought was his first

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