From the Premier League, it's the official fantasy Premier League podcast.

We reflect on a Liverpool loss, the Manchester United FPL loving continues,

and a Brighton pick that will surprise even the most ardent of Seagulls fans.

Well, hello, Anne's, welcome along to the FPL podcast on a week where if Man City have shown us one thing, it's that even if the ultimate prize is no longer possible, it is still worth playing for both pride and of course points.

A lesson we can all heed as we attack these final few FPL game weeks as well.

Joining me to discuss their plans of attack, Statman Supremo, Duncan Alexander. Hi Duncan.

Hi Kelly, how are you?

Yes, I'm good, thank you. The less said about my FPL team, the better though. We've

also got former footballer turned journalist Adrian Clark. Hello. A very happy Adrian Clark, I imagine.

Yeah, I'm smiling for once when I come on this show, which is good. And conveniently this

week, the non-L Liverpool supporting half of FPL family, don't worry Sam Bonfield. We don't have to

talk about Spurs too much. Oh, let's not talk about them at all. Hi Kelly.

Nice. I'm great to have you with us. But anyway, the huge talking point from Game

Week 32 was that result for Manchester City against Liverpool. I don't think any of us saw

that coming, particularly you Duncan. You tweeted something I think jinxed it.

Man City have lost more games in 1920 than Liverpool have in the last three seasons combined.

What did you make of that game on Thursday?

Yeah, I mean, I think it's a bit harsh to blame me.

I think there's a few other Liverpool players that might have a little bit more to do with it.

I mean, if you actually watch the game, Liverpool were pretty good for the first 20 minutes.

They could have, you know, Salah hit the post.

I don't have Salah in my team, so I was quite pleased to see that rebound.

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