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

Morning, Pep, or afternoon, just, obviously is a real buzz and atmosphere around at the moment following the Sundays when at

Old Trafford it must be a fantastic place to be but you won't want to wipe the smiles off of people's

faces but is there an element of bringing them back down to earth a bit for this one?

Come on.

Yeah, we went to go for to catch the three points and we did so it's not bigger than that I think it's it's always

nice if you go away to a top team and put the performance in like that it I think it was a historic night but the manager spoke so much already about it after the game

so I think not much more to say.

And what's in the past is in the past We look forward and the next game comes already quicker.

Obviously you've got a few injury issues. Are there any updates on the likes of navigator of James Milner and Fabino? So Millie, he felt his hamstrings getting tight, but then Greenwood went down the line and how

James Milner is, which he puts the team always above himself he went for the sprint knowing that he wasn't right to stop the counterattack

Says a lot about his willpower says a lot about how he always puts the team first and on that moment the bigger injury game.

It looks like he's out till the next international break, but we spoke already and with him and he has a very

important role to play look my title is an assistant manager but I think you can give

that title to James Nome as well, because he is the connection

between this group and this player group together with handle, but he's very vocal and very lively and set the standard so he needs to keep

doing that but he knows that and he always does that well. So Nabi I think it's just, I think we should speak about the VAR because it's a major advantage in my opinion to protect players after what happened there to look back and we always discuss and sometimes

a while however about the referee or the performance of the bar but this is exactly why it's there to make the game more honest,

to protect our players and that's what happened and that's what I really liked.

So it was a bad tackle. But luckily Nabi's foot was not on the ground,

so it's just a bruise.

It could have looked much worse when his foot was in the grass. We take it day by day, but it's looking

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