From seventh heaven to the depths of despair. If anything sums up this weird season it's getting beat by a team we'd beaten 9-0 earlier in the season, just a week after we'd beaten United 7-0.

How do you make sense of that? Chris Smith, John Gallagher and TLW Editor Dave Usher do their best to process what just happened and where we go from here.

What a result. What a performance. Our biggest ever win against United and the biggest sign yet that the team are finally coming back to form. A clean sheet, seven goals from the forwards and an afternoon that we'll never forget.

Paul Natton and Ian Brown join TLW Editor Dave Usher to try to make sense of what we just witnessed. Sit back, get comfortable and enjoy. This one is special.

Three points, two goals and a clean sheet. Not a bad night's work for the Reds who overcame Wolves to move to the dizzy heights of sixth in the table thanks to a late flurry in the second half

Chris Smith is joined by Paul Natton and TLW Editor Dave Usher to reflect on a decent evening at Anfield and to look ahead to a huge clash against United on Sunday.

It was an uneventful, uninspiring night under the lights at Selhurst Park as the Reds were held to a 0-0 draw by Palace. The result itself isn't too bad but it's hard to feel anything other than disappointed by the nature of the performance.

TLW Editor Dave Usher is joined by Julian Richards and John Gallagher to talk this one over and look ahead to Wolves in midweek.

A massively chastening experience for the Reds as a dream start quickly turned into a living nightmare. 2-0 up and flying, but then goal after goal went in at the other end as the last chance of a trophy this season went up in smoke.

Chris Smith was joined shortly after the final whistle by Stu Montagu and TLW Editor Dave Usher to look back on one of the more humbling nights in Liverpool's long and illustrious European history.

Back to back wins and the top four is suddenly a realistic target again. Great goals from Darwin Nunez and Cody Gakpo gave the Reds a dream start and although they failed to add further goals, despite the home side playing for over an hour with ten men, the three points keeps the momentum going following the derby win last week.

TLW Editor Dave Usher is joined by Ian Brown and Julian Richards to reflect on a weird game in which we saw both sides of this current Liverpool. The lads also look ahead to the huge clash with Real Madrid this Tuesday.

Well that's more like it. A win, a good performance, Mo back in the goals, Gakpo off the mark and Everton still in the bottom three. All in all a good night's work for the Reds.

Chris Smith is joined by Paul Natton and TLW Editor Dave Usher to bask in the glow of yet another Anfield derby win and a vastly improved performance. It's too soon to ask if "we're back" but this was definitely a much needed step in the right direction.

Another abysmal away day for the Reds. Three goals conceded for the third Premier League away fixture in a row and a third blank in four games for the attackers. Just miserable stuff.

TLW Editor Dave Usher and Julian Richards conduct the post-mortem and look ahead with some trepidation to the next fixture - a home derby against a re-invigorated Everton.

The defence of the FA Cup came to an end with a massive late kick in the nuts. The performance was vastly improved on the last time the Reds played at the Amex Stadium but the result hurt just the same.

Chris Smith was joined by Julian Richards and Ian Brown right on the final whistle to share their immediate thoughts on the latest setback in a season full of them.

Two very average teams produced a very average game on a freezing cold day at Anfield. There's not too much more to say about that but somehow we managed to get over an hour's worth of content out of it for you.

TLW Editor Dave Usher is joined by John Gallagher and Dan Thomas to look back on this and look forward to next week's rematch with Brighton in the FA Cup.