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

I just want to reflect on Sunday just very briefly first of all I know victories bring momentum but as

Allison's goal brought a different kind of momentum a different kind of feeling

for those final two games.

In that moment nobody thought about the next two games obviously.

We were just only celebrating the moment.

But of course it's in football life like this. If you have some downs, you are influenced by it. If you have a high, you should be influenced by it as well. So that was obviously a high for us and it must make the job easier at Turfmo.

But it changed the mindset a little bit.

So that's how it is.

And it gave us, it kept us in the race,

that's the most important thing.

So yes, it was a very special moment,

very special goal from a very special player,

which makes it opposite all very special but yeah we are all honestly we have in

the dressing room afterwards I've never watched a goal more often directly after a

game than this goal. But since then it's all

fine. We are we know exactly nothing really happened apart from we are still in

the race but we are not even close to think we would be already

halfway through because we know how high the hurdles are in front of us.

And Jose Marino once said that his second place finish for Manchester United in 2018 was one of

his biggest achievements, so it didn't come with a trophy.

I'm just wondering, would you feel the same way if Liverpool got top four given

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