A terrific performance from the Reds at Anfield sealed the club’s automatic qualification to the last 16. Liverpool finished 3rd in the table and can now look ahead to the next round in March.

Drew, Gez and Double S discuss the performance, the manager’s latest curious comments to the press and the forthcoming visit of Newcastle United next weekend.

Liverpool’s unbeaten Premier League run came to a grim end as they conceded yet another decisive late goal - this time at the Vitality stadium to go down 3-2 to Bournemouth. Drew, Mr Samuj and Gez pick the bones out of a desperate day for Arne Slot whose position has come under scrutiny yet again.

During recording there’s breaking news that Roma are prepared to let Kostas Tsimikas return to the club from his loan. What could that mean for Andy Robertson - why is the Scot willing to entertain a move to a dishevelled Spurs and why would Liverpool be prepared to let him leave now?

The boss discussed the Reds' latest defeat in the Premier League at the Vitality stadium - a 3-2 reverse to Bournemouth.

Liverpool put in potentially their best performance of the season so far, as they beat Marseille convincingly in their penultimate Champions League group game. It’s a victory that leaves us within touching distance of qualification for the next round and provides Arne Slot with some much-needed respite.

Following the 3-0 win in France, Mr Drew and Mr Samuj shower the Reds with praise before assessing the managerial merry-go-round as Xabi Alonso waits in the wings. They go on to discuss inappropriate pre-match questions for the boss, a look back on the most extraordinary end to AFCON for Sadio Mane’s Senegal and a preview of our next game agains Bournemouth. Oh...and any sign of signings?

On a weekend when all top 4 teams dropped points, Liverpool cranked out another disappointing draw at home to a newly promoted side - this time 1-1 with Burnley.

Gez is on hosting duties and joins J Double Ess and Mike in assessing the Reds’ latest poor result. With Xabi Alonso now on the market, the guys discuss whether there's really an argument that the club should consider moving on from Arne Slot.

On a night Hungarian superstar Dominik Szoboszlai will never forget for a mixture of reasons, Liverpool overcome league 1 side Barnsley at Anfield to progress to the 4th round of the FA Cup. Drew, Mr Samuj and Gez cover an eventful, regulation win for the Reds.

There’s also time for a thoroughly satisfying hate watch round-up of Premier League rivals who fell at the first hurdle this weekend in the world's oldest football competition.

There’s reaction to the sad news of Conor Bradley’s season-ending injury and what that might mean for Liverpool’s January transfer plans. And the panel discuss the sacking of Xabi Alonso from Real Madrid and whether they’d take him back at Anfield over the current manager.

The boss gives his view on Liverpool's performance in their 3rd round FA Cup victory over Barnsley that saw them progress to another home tie against Brighton in the next round.

Slot shares his opinions on Dominik Szoboszlai's gaffe that gave the visitor's hope, before explaining what pleased him most about the win and why he decided to go strong with the line up.

Liverpool went to the Emirates and held table-topping Arsenal to a creditable draw in the Premier League. The Reds lacked a cutting edge and failed to register a single shot on goal, despite controlling large portions of a tense game.

Drew and Gez chat about the major incidents in the match before assessing the title race and running the rule over our top 4 rivals following an enthralling set of mid-week fixtures.

Next up is Barnsley in the FA Cup this coming Monday.