Super Sunday Podcast - 11th December
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What were the key moments in the Liverpool vs. West Ham match?
Good game finish. Two apiece between Liverpool and West Ham. 18 attempts at seven. Three apiece on target, but look at the touches in the opposition box. Liverpool with 59. That's their highest of the season. The second highest in the Premier League this season. West Ham with just five. That's their lowest of this season. Liverpool dominating possession, many more passes, and the style so different as well. Look at the percentage of long passes from West Ham compared to Liverpool today. They were trying to play on the break, and it certainly worked, get them in front. Brilliant save this, wasn't it, from Darren Randolph. Almost the moment of the match to deny Jordan Henderson, but he was disappointed with the equaliser.
It was Antonio's first with his feet this season to get West Ham ahead, but they couldn't hold on.
How did Liverpool's possession compare to West Ham's performance?
Let's hear from both of those West Ham players, with Patrick Davison.
Guys, well played. Mikel, decent point. Is it also pride restored after what happened on your own turf last week?
Oh, definitely. It shows that we've got bulk, we've got determination, we've got grit, and it shows that what happens in the past doesn't affect us and we can move on. And a great point away, a team that's flying. So we're going to keep pushing on and build on this.
And a goal with your foot, not your head this time.
Could you not have got down, stooped and headed it? Yeah, I was thinking about it as I was going through it. I'm joking. It had a nice bounce, so I managed to finally get one with my feet. It's just one of the things where I take it as it comes. If it was my head again, I would have been buzzing, but this time I've got it with my feet and hopefully I can keep doing it.
What were the standout saves made during the match?
What was the celebration this time? Running, man. Sticking with the 90s theme.
Darren, a couple of big moments for you. One good, one bad. You had your head in your hands at the end there, so more disappointed than happy after that.
Yeah, we battled hard, managed to get ourselves back in the game, sorry, get ahead in the game. That was disappointing.
You were upset with the equaliser? Yeah. You obviously haven't had a chance to see your save from Henderson yet, do you not feel like you've redeemed yourself? No, it doesn't really matter, to be honest, no. So don't take any joy out of the save because of the mistake? Yeah, one of those things happens, move on. Michael, it is a point that takes you out of the bottom three. Psychologically, how big is that?
How did West Ham's players respond after a disappointing previous game?
It's massive. It's one of those things where we're playing week in, week out to move forward, to get far away from the situation that we're in now. So just keep pushing on, keep moving on and keep building us. So next week... Sorry, in the week, hopefully get three points and keep distance ourselves from that Bonfrey. And it's a big show of character today, isn't it? A massive show of character and shows that we can do it. It shows that we've got the players to do it. So now we just got to do it.
You're the Premier League man of the match. Darren, I'll give it to you to hand over if that's all right.
Thank you, mate.
Well done.
That's the right word. West Ham showing great character today. They did, absolutely, especially after last week. Losing the derby match in the manner that they did, I thought it was a really big performance. I said before the game I didn't fancy them. I thought they could get rolled over, turned over today. They showed real character, a bit of togetherness, because what happened after last week's game, the manager actually questioned their professionalism, their integrity, by saying the training's not been the same, the levels have been down, I'm almost not sure what I can do with these players.
What psychological impact does the draw have on Liverpool's season?
Today they put in a real shift for their manager. The two centre-backs especially, Jamie highlighted the first goal and I agreed with him, they started off really shakily. After that they got to grips with the game, they worked hard, the flair players, the luxury players in their team did a stint as well. And... You know, they limited Liverpool to, I think, three shots on target, and they had to really suffer at times, but a big result for West Ham.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What were the key moments in the Liverpool vs. West Ham match?
0:03–0:46
2
How did Liverpool's possession compare to West Ham's performance?
0:46–1:31
3
What were the standout saves made during the match?
1:31–2:15
4
How did West Ham's players respond after a disappointing previous game?
2:15–3:15
5
What psychological impact does the draw have on Liverpool's season?
3:15–4:05
6
What were Jurgen Klopp's thoughts on the match outcome?
4:05–5:12
7
How does the goalkeeper's performance influence the team's morale?
5:12–6:34
8
What does the future hold for both teams after this match?
6:34–20:38
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