‘The Anfield Wrap this week sees Neil Atkinson host John Gibbons, Craig Hannan and Paul Cope as they discuss Liverpool's 2-0 victory over Sunderland.

Divock Origi's goal, Jurgen Klopp getting at the fans and Roberto Firmino's brilliance all get discussed at length. Should Liverpool add a player in January? And how did their patience manifest itself against the Black Cats? There is also a chat about the Rainbow Laces campaign.

The Reds are bang in the hunt for the title. There are twenty five games to go and everything matters, even at this stage. Let's enjoy it!’

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Neil Atkinson hosts as Gareth Roberts, Mike Girling and Ian Salmon talk at length about Steven Gerrard, Sunderland and Liverpool bouncing back from their draw against Southampton.

Steve Goldsmith from Wise Man Say Podcast lets us know what Sunderland have been up to recently and poses a question for older listeners.

What a weekend to look forward to!

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The Rider has its last special guest for the year and what a special guest it is. Fresh off the back of her appearance on BBC Introducing and in the week her album "The Great Unknown" comes out The Rider is overjoyed to have the brilliant and all round marvellous Natalie McCool join in with all of our nonsense.

She talks about what she has been up to, which is releasing a terrific album, picks something from it and begins plans for the next one live on air seemingly. She also picks another lovely new tune for us.

The Rider regulars Neil Atkinson, John Gibbons and Stephanie Heneghan settle into talk of jumpers, weekends and Agatha Christie with one eye on the Christmas horizon.

What else? Well the songs. The songs are especially marvellous this week. Natalie's obviously but everyone else in fine form as the music industry moves to a close down.

The Rider - Melia back next week, but hasn't everyone been lovely?

Tracklisting

Loyle Carner - No CD

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Neil Atkinson hosts as Gareth Roberts, Ian Salmon and Rob Gutmann dissect Liverpool's 0-0 draw away at Southampton.

Could changes have come sooner? Does it feel like two dropped points?

Who were the stand out performers?

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The Anfield Wrap this week has a new band in Lilium and a new contributor in Nick Illingsworth of Ugly Inside Fanzine to talk about Southampton.

However there is also the same old bullishness of Gareth Roberts, studied class of Ian Salmon and stable young hand of Josh Sexton joining Neil Atkinson. All the fun of the fair. Up the Reds.

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The show that started it all. Available to non-subscribers and subscribers alike, The Anfield Wrap is your essential look at the key issues on the mind of all Liverpool supporters. Whether it is the weekend's game just gone, the summer transfer business or matters pertaining to events off the pitch, Recorded in Liverpool city centre every Sunday or Monday The Anfield Wrap is core listening for all Liverpool fans all over the world.

Neil Atkinson is joined by Stuart Wright, Rob Gutmann and James McKenna for and 82 minutes, yes, 82 minutes on Liverpool's win at Chelsea, every aspect of it covered here on TAW.

NEIL Atkinson, Gareth Roberts and The Anfield Wrap’s resident expert on women’s football, Heather Carroll, chat with Liverpool Ladies coach Vicky Jepson.

Vicki was awarded the FA female development coach of the year in 2015 and the panel discuss her string of roles in the women’s game.

There is also a wider discussion on the women’s game in England and the challenge of getting girls involved in football at a young age.

NEIL Atkinson is joined by Mike Nevin and Gareth Roberts to chat about the 1-1 draw with Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield.

Was Mauricio Pochettino’s side the best to visit Anfield this season? How far away are Liverpool from achieving Spurs’ consistency in terms of results in the Premier League?

What could have won it for the Reds on the day? Neil asks the lads whether Liverpool looked one game-changer short, either in the starting 11 or from the bench.

Could Liverpool have capitalised more from their periods of dominance in the game? And why didn’t they?

There’s also a detailed discussion around Daniel Sturridge. Was Jürgen Klopp right to substitute the man arguably most likely to score the winner? What does the future hold for the striker?

The Reds are assessed from back to front and the panel also look to the summer and next season.