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The A-Team is back this week as Gags Tandon is joined by Dan Kennett, Dan Rhodes and a poorly Simon Brundish to discuss Liverpool's 1-1 draw at The Emirates with Arsenal. The lads discuss: - xG analysis - differences in models - Tactical issues in the first half - Gini - Changes in the 2nd half to stop Arsenal - On ball highlights - Off-ball analysis - poor performance All this and more on the AI Under Pressure Podcast.

A point away to a top 4 rival, and you'd think we wouldn't have that much to talk about, but there was so much! Olli subbed in for Tom to join Adam and Kay this week as we picked this one apart. Topics included: - Trent's bad day - Fabs underwhelming - Midfield woes All this and more on the Rate, Don't Hate podcast on AI:PRO, feedback and suggestions to improve appreciated!

After Jürgen Klopp’s Reds drew 1-1 with Arsenal at the Emirates, Trev Downey was joined by Hari Sethi and Karl Matchett on RAW. The irritation was real as the lads manfully struggled to highlight the positives as well as the obvious negative of conceding 2 points to Manchester City with 81minutes already in the bag. Virgil Van Dijk, Joe Gomez and Andy Robertson come in for particular praise and, on the flip side, Trent Alexander Arnold and Fabinho’s mixed bag performances are also scrutinised. There are also some questions about whether or not the manager’s game-plan was the most effective.

Eddie Gibbs and Gags Tandon mull over the key points from Jurgen Klopp's press conference at Melwood ahead of Liverpool's Premier League match at Arsenal. - Unai Emery Effect - The significance of Big 6 Matches - Injury Update: Henderson & Keita - Key Stats on Arsenal - Expected Lineups & Predictions - AI:PRO Highlights Get all of this and more on the latest Pro + Preview podcast.

On the new episode of Molby On The Spot, Trev Downey and Jan Molby discuss the win over Cardiff and focus particular attention on the contributions of Mo Salah, Xherdan Shaqiri and Sadio Mane. The lads revel in the strength of Jürgen Klopp’s squad and Jan casts a critical eye over the weekend’s opposition, Arsenal. With the lunacy of transfer season approaching, there’s some talk about potential business by The Reds’ rivals and Jan suggests a target or two for our recruitment team.

On this week's Media Matters, Gags Tandon and Nina Kauser talk with Andrew Mangan, the man behind the long-running, influential and hugely successful Arsenal fan site, areseblog. Andrew gives the low down on Arsenal's start to the season, focusing on life after Wenger, Emery's start, the changes behind the scenes at the Emirates, Ozil's form, Ramsey's contract situation, a looked ahead to the key men in the Arsenal v Liverpool game and how he thinks Liverpool are doing under Jurgen Klopp.  All this and more on Media Matters.

Gavin Jones hosts this week, as the full four man team get together for the first time this season with Paul Dalglish, Daniel Rhodes and Hamzah Loonat-Khalique enjoying the Reds' switch in formation for the victories over Red Star and Cardiff. Topics include: - The line-ups, for both games - and which played suited the change in formation to 4-2-3-1 - How did this influence our attacking play? - Shaqiri's creativity - What did Fabinho add to the side and was is this Wijnaldum's perfect role? - Should the Reds have taken more risks in the Cardiff game? - Will Klopp stick with this formation - and/or - players for the trip to Arsenal? All this and more on Tactics Weekly!

No A-Team this week as Gags Tandon is joined by Dan Kennett and Dan Rhodes to discuss back to back wins for the Reds as they put four past Red Star Belgrade and Cardiff City at Anfield. The lads discuss: - xG analysis for both games - Exclusive Off-ball pressing analysis - Fabinho focus - Comparisons to Maribor game last year in terms of the pressing - Big chances analysis for both games All this and more on the AI Under Pressure Podcast.

Perhaps a laboured result to some, but Liverpool controlled Cardiff to a 4-1 victory, albeit at the loss of the impressive home clean sheet record. The Rate Don't Hate panel of Kaylon Karrim, Tom Holmes and Adam Petruccione discuss, with major talking points including: - Poorly conceded goal - Salah is back - Shaqiri is boss All this and more on the Rate, Don't Hate podcast on AI:PRO, feedback and suggestions to improve appreciated!

On the latest RAW podcast, Trev Downey has been abandoned by the regular duo of Dave and Hari and is joined instead by Karl Matchett and Joe Cousins. The lads reflect on Liverpool’s 4-1 win at Anfield against Cardiff City and, as ever, the key moments of the match are analyzed and the performances of Jürgen Klopp’s Reds are assessed, with Xherdan Shaqiri, Gini Wijnaldum, Alberto Moreno and, of course, Mo Salah receiving particular plaudits and Neil Warnock’s tragic mind games and tactics getting a disapproving head shake from everyone.