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

Hello, welcome to this week's Lipvield.

podcast, it's Dan Morgan, it's Ollie Connolly, and it's Mark Wakefield.

Gents, hope you vote well.

We are recording this, the day after Liverpool's victory

and the Champions League against Leipzig last 16.

A nice relief for us all I think as Liverpool support has given the last few months.

And it's a game in many senses marked that Liverpool

spring a few surprises.

It's the sense that many have been calling for being on in my fields and I've been advocating for being on in my field.

But during this game, it felt like a, it felt like a bit of a risk from Yeagenkop, a bit of a gamble, and you can argue as your manager now with, in many sense, there's nothing to lose.

But the context of the game meant, every sense going into that second leg he

short of had everything to lose in many senses you know and to to spring a

centre-back parent of not Phillips and Ozabakh in that game is interesting, but also to do it and have the result he gets and to get the benefits he gets and to look at the positives of the shape for example.

I think it's a real sort of statement from Yegan Clopdery might just be

better for this from here until the rest of the season.

I just, I guess I want to start talking about

centre-back in that sense and yeah do you think this will be a case of caback and Phillips from now until it goes completely wrong or is something else a player that

the manager is just managing game to game?

I say it's an interesting one of it I think you know me personally

you mentioned that people calling for for being able to come back into midfield I was

one of them but I didn't expect to see it in this game you know what you say it was a

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