Richarlison stuns Anfield to earn precious point for Spurs | Keane still doubts Carrick's credentials
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Welcome to the Sky Sports Premier League podcast. Super Sunday came from Anfield this week where Liverpool were taking on Tottenham. This is how we saw things at full time.
And that's it. And in dark times, a substantial Spurs silver lining. Igor Tudor has a point, he has a start, he has a foothold. He had in Richarlison an Anfield specialist who came here and haunted Liverpool again as so often in the past. Nobody is entirely thrilled about it. For Liverpool, at least it is a point that carries them back into the top five. But for Spurs, it is a rare, rare scrap to take home from Anfield.
What happened during the Liverpool vs. Tottenham match?
It is a rock stopper. It gives them reason to look up and it gives those who have travelled good reason to smile, to cheer, to dance and to sing. And they've done precious little of that since the turn of the year. But for Liverpool Jamie, it feels a little dumb.
Awful performance considering the opposition, and I'm not trying to be disrespectful to Tottenham right now, but they've been the worst team in the Premier League now for probably the last couple of months. Exactly who you want to play, playing at home, the incentive of the other results this weekend as well, and to put on a performance like that, but it's been like that all season. And the big question on everybody's lips, is that down to the manager or the make-up of the squad? Could a new manager completely revitalise these type of players and bring that energy forward? and sort of intensity back into this team I'm not sure I think a lot of it goes back to what happened in the summer the profile of the players come in and there's just too many players you just want to play when the ball's at the feet you don't want to dig in when the opposition have got the ball and make it difficult and that's why it's so easy to play against this Liverpool team
Thank you, Jamie. And Jamie, of course, will be back on Monday Night Football tomorrow examining all the issues of the weekend, and this will certainly be amongst those. So, for Liverpool, a couple more points have escaped them, but they creep ahead of Chelsea into fifth. For Spurs, still no win this year, still their worst winless league run for 91 years, but it is something for Igor Tudor. This point just might be the big point. Something is a whole lot better than nothing. Liverpool 1, Tottenham 1.
Peter, it's that man Richarlison again. He's been a thorn in Liverpool's side over the years and it proved to be once again at Anfield as he scored the goal that earned Spurs that precious point. It may well kick-start their battle to survive another season in the Premier League. It's been a difficult season for them, but might this be the result that turned things around? Plenty of questions to be asked about that Liverpool performance and we'll be doing that. We're on air between now and eight o'clock. One of the big winners in the race for Champions League football, Manchester United, probably the big winners of the weekend with a 3-1 victory against Aston Villa, Casemiro, Kunja and Sheshko on the score sheet.
That one... But it finished goalless between Nottingham Forest and Fulham. But again, a precious point that takes Forest out of the bottom three. They did have a goal disallowed for the narrowest of offsides. Remember, you can see everything on the Sky Sports app just by scanning the QR code that you can see on your screen right now. And it was also goalless between Crystal Palace and Leeds.
How did Richarlison impact the game at Anfield?
But again, a big point for Leeds United as they tried to survive another season in the Premier League. They played the whole of that second half down to 10 men, and Palace had a goal chalked off for offside in the second half as well. So here's what happens at the bottom of the table. West Ham back inside the bottom three, having briefly escaped it yesterday. Nottingham Forest also on 29 points. That point for Tottenham moves them on to 30. Leeds now on 32, and then there's a gap to Crystal Palace and the teams above them. Meanwhile, in the battle for the Champions League, Chelsea and Aston Villa on the wrong end of those 1-0 and 3-1 scorelines.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:07–1:03
2
What happened during the Liverpool vs. Tottenham match?
1:03–3:56
3
How did Richarlison impact the game at Anfield?
3:56–8:10
4
What are the implications of Liverpool's performance this season?
8:10–9:04
5
Why is Jamie Redknapp critical of Liverpool's recent form?
9:04–12:16
6
What does this draw mean for Tottenham's season?
12:16–12:41
7
How did the pundits evaluate Igor Tudor's management?
12:41–14:17
8
What are the potential consequences for Liverpool after this match?
14:17–45:22
Speakers
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