Well, hi there everybody. Welcome to the latest edition of the Gary Neville podcast. We're here at the London Stadium where Liverpool have just won their second away game in three days and they're starting to look as though they're back on track, Gary.

Yeah, I think the victory at Spurs on Thursday evening was a big one. You're going there with a makeshift defence and coming here again with it today and performing so well. They were controlled through this game. Might have been a little bit worried

if you're a Liverpool fan, probably 50, 60 minutes in when they were just passing a little bit

too much and obviously Manet not here for me. No, no, he wondered where the goal was going to come from,

but Mo Salah has just completely changed the direction of this game in terms of it was drifting a little bit but they were he's been absolutely brilliant in that 15 minute period where he got the two goals the first goal was typical Salah coming in from the right on his left foot but the second goal from a West Ham corner just take us all through it again.

So special.

I mean, I have to say you see the first goal, which is a really good goal,

but it's one of those that you see quite often from Mo Salas,

so you're not out of your chair thinking it's anything different.

In fact, I'm more thinking, don't let him back on his left foot.

How many times I see that as a fullback?

And I'm thinking these types of players that you know cutting from the opposite side but the second goal is so so good it's exceptional it's breathtaking the best goals that I ever think of whilst it was at Manchester

United with a counterattack goals where they're just devastation the best teams really do

have it and the precision.

And to attack at pace with precision is the most difficult thing. The pass from Curtis Jones

is wonderful. The pass first time from Shakir is exceptional and then the touch, the touch,

the first touch is out of this world. And we give the tag very rarely to people of world class.

And we do have some world class performers in the Premier League.

Kevin DeBroner, I think Allison's a world cast goalkeeper.

But Mo Salary is a world class forward stroke striker.

And that first touch and second touch was just something different.

It was an unbelievable goal.

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