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Pitch to Post Podcast, The Preview.

Hello and welcome to the Pitch to Post preview podcast where we are focusing in on an intriguing Super Sunday lineup on Sky Sports this week. It all kicks off at 2 o'clock at the Tottenham Hot Spurs Stadium when Jose Marino struggling Spurs side host Burnley, we then have Chelsea and Man United going head to head at 4.30 before out-of-sorts

Liverpool try to turn things around at Sheffield United. I'm Peter Smith and over the next

40 minutes or so I'll be taking a in-depth look at those games and we're going to start with

the defending champions. And I'm pleased to say, joining me to talk about Liverpool's

trip to Sheffield United is Sky Sports Pundit. Jamie Rednap. How are you, Jamie?

Yeah, good, thank you, Peter. Nice to see you.

Good to have you on the podcast, Jamie. Now, we're approaching one year since football was pause because of coronavirus, but since it's returned

without fans, Sheffield United and Liverpool are two teams who've seen the biggest drop-off

in terms of points. We can't to Sheffield United shortly, but there was another example,

wasn't it, for Liverpool when they lost at home to Everton at Anfield on Saturday. That's

six defeats in their last nine. Just to put in then contacts, they lost six in their last hundred before that. So it's been a huge drop-off for them, particularly

recently in the Premier League. So what's the mood around the camp? Do you think at Anfield at the

training ground ahead of this one as they tried to turn it around against Sheffield

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