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Daniel Rhodes hosts Hamzah Khalique-Loonat to discuss the main tactical and talking points from the Reds’ impressive three-nil win over Burnley at Turf Moor as well as a look back at the season so far, topics include: Klopp stays with the same eleven that beat Arsenal, and Dyche’s selections were equally predictable. Burnley had the first chance of the game with a long punt forward, a mistake on the offside trap and a save from Adrian, but that was about it for them in the first half. Did Liverpool’s tactical set up nullify any threat of the home side? However, the Reds’ chances were also limited in the first thirty minutes: Salah hit the post, Salah put through by Henderson and that was it until the own goal from Alexander-Arnold’s cross. There was some decent build up on the break that led to the good fortune off Wood’s back. More excellent pace on the break after Firmino’s interception for the second goal, and a wonderfully timed run and throughball. Fabinho again involved in the build up, setting up Firmino to drive forward on the counterattack, feed Salah before striking the ball into the corner of the net for the third goal. Is it unlikely that Burnley will concede three goals, that all involved an element of counterattacks, in one game again this season? Did Klopp again make changes to shut up shop or did we go for the goal difference? Views on the supposed Salah selfishness. What has changed this season in terms of defensive structure, especially since the first two games. What is the most effective tactical set up we’ve encountered this season? All this and more on Tactics Weekly!

In this episode, the lads (minus Gags) analyse the trip to Burnley and discuss how we neutralised Dyche-ball and Fabinho's monstrous midfield performance. There's also a deep-dive into the metrics behind the Reds' record 13 game winning streak.All this and more on the AI Under Pressure Podcast. All of the images supporting this podcast can be found on our Discord server: anfieldindex.com/Discord - free access for Subscribers. Just contact @Gags on there. All this and more on the AI Under Pressure Podcast.

On this episode of Media Matters Nina is joined by The Athletic Liverpool Correspondent James Pearce, to discuss his new role and future plans and how this website intends to change the face of journalism. James also shares his thoughts and opinions on the reds so far this season and gives us insight into the Bobby Duncan and the Salah/Mane saga. All this and more on Media Matters.

On the latest Molby On The Spot, Trev Downey speaks to Reds legend Jan Molby about the farcical reaction to Sadio Mané’s frustration, the excellence of all our attacking trio, the solid form of Adrian, the ability of Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool to simply overpower the opposition, the differences in the coaching now as opposed to Jan’s playing days and the deadline day moves across Europe. There’s also a nice bit of 80s nostalgia and the usual shade thrown at the Republic of Manchuria. Nice.

On this episode of A-Eye Scouted Dave and Karl discuss the recent Champions League draw. They start off with Liverpool's group as The Reds draw Napoli, Salzburg and Genk, they discuss each team and how what looks like a potentially straight forward will still be interesting. They also go through the other groups one by one, and pick out they more appealing groups, and which one is the notorious group of death?

A tricky fixture on paper for the Reds proved no such thing; Liverpool running out 0-3 winner against Burnley. A first clean sheet of the season accompanied a 15th straight victory for the Redmen, the longest winning streak in the club's history. Kay, Guy and Tadiwa discuss the ratings of the players with key topics including -Dominant Fabinho - Clinical Firmino - Mane vs Mo (not)

On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Karl Matchett discuss Liverpool’s emphatic 3-0 win over Burnley which sent them two points clear at the top going into the international break. As usual, the lads assess the individual performances and all the major talking points, with Bobby Firmino receiving much of the plaudits and Adrian being lauded for his keeping of a clean sheet. However, if you’re hoping for a long angsty section on the so-called falling-out between Mo Salah and Sadio Mané, I’m afraid the lads don’t share your concern.

Guy and Gags are back to discuss this weekends upcoming Premier League fixture as The Reds travel to Turf Moor to take on Burnley. They discuss a variety of things as Alisson and Van Dijk are given awards, Champions League groups are made, the Duncan agent situation, and much more from this afternoons press conference. All this and more on the latest AI Pro + show.

Nina is joined by Journalist and Author Jon Harding as the pair discuss the Champions League Draw and Liverpool's position of being defending champions and how that could impact Jurgen Klopp. Jon Also shares his thoughts on how Liverpool having an easier group will benefit Liverpool as they look to win the Premier League title. Jon also shares insight into the Bundesliga clubs and their chances within the group and shares his thoughts on Coutinho's loan more to Bayern. The pair cover each group and give their predictions as to who will qualify as well as discussing Virgil Van Dijk's chances of winning The Ballon'd'Or all this and more on Euro Incision.  

On this episode of Media Matters Nina is joined by Sachin Nakrani as the pair discuss Liverpool's impeccable start to the new season as well the key talking points from previous wins against Norwich  and Southampton as well as an in-depth chat about Liverpool's recent win over Arsenal and how the front three has continued to impress despite not having much of a summer brea. Sachin and Nina also talk about VAR and the role is plays on referees decision making and it's impact on the pace of the game.  All this and more on Media Matters.