Hi there, welcome along to this week's Sunday supplement podcast with me, Vicki Gommasau,

and the assistant editor of The Mirror, Darren Lewis. The telegraphs chief football writer,

Sam Wallace, joins us to look back on the weekend's action, including a big setback for Liverpool

and their hopes for top four finish. Sitting squeak at one nowhere in a palace with Harland

on target again, we hear it lent from Eddie Hai, who tells us about their recent struggles,

and we reflect on a really good week for Grand Potter and Chelsea. Have they started to turn a corner?

Harland, yet again, stepping up 28 goals for him now, Darren, in terms of the Premier League.

Pep was full of praise for him, so he's got the right mentality. You're showing it there.

He really is. I mean, early this season, he was a goal machine, and then he kind of dropped off a bit

two in his previous six before yesterday, eight if you count Champions League at an FA Cup as well,

but he's now become only the second player to score double figures home and away after Sergio

Giro 2014-2015. And as far as he is concerned, this is only his first season under Guardiola at Manchester City.

It's so easy to forget that because he has been so prolific in his debut campaign,

but he's been exceptional for the close, because without saying, he's scored a hat full of goals,

and he's breaking records that were previously held by Fernando Torres and Cristiano Ronaldo.

These are the moments where it doesn't have to be pretty. It just has to be effective,

and that's what he has been yesterday for City.

In terms of him, though, has he, has he, dare I say, the expectations? When he came in,

I remember being on this sofa and talking like, oh, he could get 60 goals, you know, potentially.

He doesn't look like he's going to get that amount of goals.

Are we disappointed in him? Well, I didn't say that, but would City Downs be slightly disappointed?

I don't think there would. I think there would be delighted. Listen, we work in newspapers so often,

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