Liverpool will be looking to bounce back from a disappointing draw against Napoli in the week, with Brighton the weekend’s visitors to Anfield. Neil Atkinson is joined by James Sutton, Philippa Smallwood and The Echo’s Steve Graves to react and look ahead....
Liverpool couldn’t guarantee their progression to the Champions League knockout stages, but where does The Reds’ draw with Napoli leave them? Joining Rob Gutmann to discuss that and dissect the finer details of a fairly frustrating night at Anfield are...
AMONG the oddest games in living memory. The draw helped neither side in a sense, but both seemed far too happy with it. No one appeared to have done the maths, the counting. Start with the guests. Napoli can expect to get a result against Genk. If they fail to beat...
SO rare we come away from Anfield feeling like we’ve lost. A feeling I definitely felt tonight and would not like to feel again where possible. Alisson: 6 Didn’t have anything to do considering they showed very little interest in playing football after the...
Liverpool toiled to a score draw against familiar foes against Napoli which means Liverpool now need to avoid defeat against Red Bull Salzburg in their final group game. Joining Neil Atkinson for immediate post-match reaction are Paul Senior, Dan Austin and Chris...
Liverpool missed the chance to qualify for the last 16 of the Champions League, draw 1-1 with Napoli at Anfield. Gareth Roberts was joined for immediate post-match reaction by Damian Kavanagh and Fuad Hasan at Hotel TIA on Anfield Road.
AS well as being a very good football team, this Liverpool are also a fascinating case study. Klopp’s side are changing appreciations of what is required to win. Liverpool are winning without money. Liverpool are winning frequently in adversity. Winning when below...
It’s Liverpool’s last home Champions League group game with Napoli the visitors, but can The Reds secure their place in the knockouts with a game to spare? Gareth Roberts is joined in the studio by Craig Hannan, Kev Walsh and Spion Kop 1906’s Paddy...
