Nina is joined by Guardian Sports Deputy News Editor Ed Aarons to discuss his book Made In Africa. The pair focus on the chapters related to Sadia Mane, Mo Salah, Jurgen Klopp and Naby Keita.
All this and more on Media Matters
Dave & Karl are back to preview the upcoming Chelsea game, the game where we finally get our hands on the PL trophy after the final whistle! They go through the game as usual and discuss Chelsea's rumoured heavy investment this summer, and can they catch ourselves & City? They also answer a Twitter question about their ideal 20 Premier League teams.
On the penultimate Rival Recon of the season we look ahead to Wednesday night’s game against Chelsea as Frank Lampard’s side fight to cement their place in next season’s UCL.
With Henderson set to finally lift the PL title after the 90mins is up, will the Reds be able to get the job done one more time in front of the Kop?
Joining Hari this week we welcome back Rebecca Watkinns from The @DidItCross Pod as she gives us her assessment on exactly where Chelsea are at.
- How well has Lampard done?
- Kante to leave this summer?
- Will Chelsea spend big?
All this & more on #RivalRecon
Rate Don't Hate covers another couple games in the Reds Post Title tour of the Prem, this time against Burnley and Arsenal. Both games gave reason for frustration, but the boys still find time for a bit of a laugh as they hit the main points of:
- Robbo's return
- Front 3 lull
- Defensive disasters
Jim Boardman and Mike Nevin return for another look at life as a Red in the hometown of the current champions of England, Europe and the World. Topics under discussion this week include Graeme Souness’s recollections from before his time at Anfield and of being a young player under the legendary Jack Charlton. Also, tributes needed paying - and get paid - to Clive Tyldesley, for the way he always made his 1980s Merseyside audience feel they were behind the Iron Curtain with him as the Reds went ventured to faraway places in the hunt for precious silver. And of course, his words in 2005.
On the latest Molby On The Spot, Trev Downey and Liverpool legend Jan Molby reflect on The Reds’ outings against Burnley and Arsenal, discuss the fallout from Manchester City’s midweek CAS ruling, debate the progress of VAR and look forward to ending thirty years of hurt on Wednesday night after the Chelsea game. These, and as usual, so many more topics on another belter of a show!
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi reflect on a a very strange encounter. Despite dominating possession, racking up the attempts at goal and playing some good football, Jürgen Klopp’s Champions conceded two goals from a total of three Arsenal attempts, saw their two most reliable men at fault for those concessions and only managed to notch one themselves, as Liverpool lost 1-2 at the Emirates to a limited but resilient Gunners side. The lads decide dissect the events of the game in their usual way but there are many tangents to enjoy.
