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 a special Blood Red podcast with myself Matt Addison here.

I think there's only only one player in Portugal that scored more headed goals than in this

season which is really really interesting because that's a huge part of what Sadie O'Marnay and

Diego Jota have brought to Liverpool that maybe fans wouldn't have expected. I

think that could be very, very similar in terms of Diaz as well. I mean in terms of the goals is there a kind of typical

Louis Diaz goal I'm sure you know Liverpool fans would have been watching the

the long-range ones or the one against Manchester City where he dribbles past five

players and puts it in.

Is there a typical Louis Diaz goal or is it more a case that he's quite a rounded player in that regard?

Yeah well first of all I'd say his goals, the percentage of his goals, which are spectacular goals,

is absolutely incredible, it's not like a player like him.

I mean, I'm sure you've seen all the highlight wheels now I mean just look at

Copra America's and I think it's called Ford and almost everyone was you know more

spectacular than the previous one and here in Portugal as well he does tend to

score a lot of really incredible goals.

You'd say you know a normal player maybe scored one of those or two of those a

season or maybe even in a career with some of them that it kind of makes them his his stock in trade as for his yeah as for I think there is a goal which myself as a sporting fan actually had the this pleasure of watching it live

him scored his exact goal at sporting during the season. A very big game of course here.

It's Porto losing one deal.

He got the equalizer with a brilliant goal.

And it's quite a typical one of his

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