Dave Davis covers Arne Slot's press conference and looks at:
• Q&As including Salah, Kerkez and injury news
• Clues from Frankfurt
• Brentford Threats
• Line-up prediction, score and scorers
Rival Recon is back as the Reds prepare to take-on Brentford as they look to get back to winning ways in the Premier League.
Hari is joined by Ali Mullaley to discuss the game and Brentford season so far, after a summer of change!
Dave Davis is joined by De Phil Bart's to look at:
• Semenyo analysis and Chances in January
• Minteh scouting and attributes
• Brentford preview
Si is away so Darth hosts Hamzah and Dr Barts to review the loss to Man United and the win at Frankfurt
Key discussion points
• Stats reviews: Possession, XG, XT, EPV, Shots, Defensive Actions and Monte Carlo
• Results vs Performances discussion. How bad has the performance been over the 4 defeats? How likely were 4 defeats from these games?
• LFC still paying the debt of the 7-0 in March 2023?
• United opener - head injury debate
• Szoboszlai praise
• How should we appraise Slot's radical subs?
• How and why opponents have changed the way they play against us
• LFC lineup and gameplan for Frankfurt
• Andy Robbo discussion
• Isak/Frimpong injury analysis
• What can we take from the win?
United Statspack: https://drbarts.quarto.pub/match-day-8-season-2526/
Frankfurt Statspack: https://drbarts.quarto.pub/cl-match-day-3-season-2526/
On the latest episode of The Red Room, Grizz Khan is joined by Ben, Cav Mo, Mohamed and Keith to discuss Liverpool's exciting win in Europe, focusing on whether the Reds are truly back. They also look ahead to the upcoming game against Brentford and potential team changes.
Finally! After weeks wondering where the next win was coming from, Jim Boardman and Jay Reid finally get to talk positives, celebrating the Reds clicking back into gear, at least for one night.
Recent form had Reds everywhere dreading another defeat and trying to fathom exactly where it was all going wrong. While one result doesn’t mean everything’s sorted, Liverpool’s performance offered Arne Slot and his side a few clear pointers on what to do differently. On this week’s Scouser Tommies, Jim and Jay compare the last two outings, from the frustration of that defeat against Manchester United to the turnaround that led to not just a win, but a five-goal statement win.
The hosts dig into what changed: tweaks to tactics, tireless work in midfield, and standout displays from Florian Wirtz, Dominik Szoboszlai, and local lad Curtis Jones. You don’t need to be a local to be a Red—Jay and Jim will be the first to tell you—but perhaps only a local truly feels the sting of losing in a city where the neighbours pounce on every opportunity to have a go at you after a loss.Not that even this awful run, the worst in many a memory, was enough for the Blues to claim the high ground. No matter how rough it gets, that lot finds a way to make everything feel a bit less bad!
As always there’s sharp football analysis and the usual dose of Scouse wit. Referee drama - as predicted last week - and Mo Salah’s patchy form come under the microscope, but the focus is on footballing basics: winning the midfield, keeping things simple, and playing with pride. With Brentford away looming, can Liverpool turn this long-awaited win into a genuine spark for a strong run? That league table doesn’t look quite so bad now…
