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

Hello and welcome to the Bloodres Morning Bulletin.

I'm joined by my fellow Liverpool writer Kiefer to

discuss the main events from last night which was yet another clash between

Sani Romani in Muhammad Sala and unfortunately for Mohammed Sala at

yet another defeat at the hands of Han and I think when this draw has made everyone kind of, you know, after the back of that

half-confined level was, you know, drawn up as Salas' chance to get revenge, you know,

play on the big stage. We all know what a good season he's had, you know, he would have

loved to feature in the World Cup and potentially strengthen his Balandor credentials

you know come the end of the year but but sadly that wasn't to be you know it was it was a

disappointing that for him and obviously I think everyone will have seen the

footage of the penalties and the stuff with the lasers which probably left a

bit of a sour taste and then there was even some you know footage when he was

coming off the pitch and you know he was getting various things thrown at him so yeah it wasn't like

say wasn't a great night and you just got a hope that now you can maybe use that

as a as a bit of motivation you know coming into the last six seven

eight weeks of the season and and maybe think well if I'm not going to be featuring in the World Cup, maybe I'm going to have to do my, you know, balance or talking or, you know, contract talking here at Liverpool when there's three more trophies up for grabs. So it depends on where you look at it.

I mean, yeah, like I said, he would have wanted to feature, but, you know,

it could be that extra bit of motivation that he needs because obviously he hasn't been

himself in maybe last month or so he's I think he struggles

he's come back from Afghan certainly comparing him to that form that you know we saw

at the top of the season where he was just electric and you know he's winning

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