It's Liverpool in a final so it's never straightforward, but this one was even more dramatic than usual. Somehow it was 0-0 after a pulsing 120 minutes of football that saw countless chances for both sides and four goals ruled out by VAR. Even the dreaded penalties struggled to break the deadlock until Chelsea 'keeper Kepa Arrizabalaga eventually missed with the 22nd kick of the shoot out to finally separate the two heavyweights.

TLW Editor Dave Usher is joined by John Gallagher and Julian Richards to relive all the drama as Klopp's men claimed what will hopefully be the first leg of an historic quadruple.

Six of the best from the Reds turned up the heat on Manchester City and plunged Leeds further into relegation trouble.

Sadio and Mo bagged a couple each while both centre backs also got on the scoresheet, with Big Joel finally doing what he's been threatening to all season. It was well worth the wait.

Chris Smith is joined by Paul Natton and TLW Editor Dave Usher to reflect on one hell of a night at Anfield and to look ahead to Sunday's League Cup Final against Chelsea.

The Reds came from a goal down to emphatically claim three points against Norwich at Anfield on a day when Spurs blew the title race wide open again by doing the double over City.

Chris Smith, Julian Richards and TLW Editor Dave Usher look back on a hell of a day for Liverpool that included a stunner from Mané, yet another memorable Salah strike and a first goal for new boy Luis Diaz. And how about that Thiago eh?

Another trip to the San Siro and another big Champions League win. The Reds never hit top gear but a solid defensive showing laid the platform for two late goals and a routine win.

TLW Editor Dave Usher is joined by Ian Brown to reflect on another satisfying night for Kloppo's boys.

It was wet, it was windy it was horrible, but the Reds went home with the points to keep their title hopes alive after a hard fought win at Turf Moor.

TLW Editor Dave Usher is joined by Paul Natton and Stu Montagu to go through the main talking points, including:

Lack of offside flags distorting perceptions

Set-piece prowess providing cheap points

Salah not getting another clear penalty

Bobby's continuing malaise

What's up with Hendo?

In form Diogo Jota bagged a brace as new boy Luis Diaz dazzled on his debut in a routine 2-0 home win for the Reds against Leicester.

Chris Smith is joined by Julian Richards and TLW Editor Dave Usher to reflect on another fun night at Anfield. How exciting was Diaz? What's Jota's ceiling? How close is Elliott to nailing down a regular spot in the side? All of this is covered, plus there's an apology (of sorts) to James Maddison for comments made on a previous pod.

Luis Diaz dazzled with an assist on his debut while comeback kid Harvey Elliott put a smile on our faces with his first goal for the club, and at the Kop no less, as the Reds despatched Cardiff to set up a last 16 showdown with Norwich City.

TLW Editor Dave Usher is joined by Ian Brown and Dan Thomas to reflect on a fun afternoon at Anfield and to discuss what the Diaz signing means to the dynamic of the forward line in the immediate and not too distant future.

The window slammed shut and the Reds had one shiny new signing, one very near miss and a couple of lads left on loan. Divock is still here though, thank God, as you never know when we might need him to don his Superman cape and save the day.

Chris Smith is joined by Paul Natton and Julian Richards to discuss the ins and outs and the potential future ramifications in the forward line beyond this season.

A hard fought victory after a game of two halves. The Reds started brilliantly but faded and needed heroics from Alisson to preserve a huge three points to close the gap on Man City to within single digits.

TLW Editor Dave Usher is joined by Stu Montagu and John Gallagher to go through all of the talking points, including a couple of contentious decisions that went our way, as well as Ox stepping up and ensuring we haven't missed the AFCON boys

And as the conversation went off on a tangent, the lads pondered; if Liverpool didn't exist and you were forced to support another Premier League, who would it be?

No Salah, no Mané, no problem as Diogol stepped up to get it done and send the Reds to a Wembley showdown with Chelsea in a few weeks.

Chris Smith is joined by Julian Richards as well as TLW Editor Dave Usher to savour a highly satisfactory night for the Redmen who put Arsenal back in their box after the Gunners were smelling themselves a bit too much following last week's 0-0 at Anfield.

Jota was on fire, Robbo was relentless, Virgil dominant, Jones caught the eye and Trent channelled his inner Tom Brady. Not bad for a team that apparently had to fake a COVID outbreak because they were too scared to face the mighty Arsenal two weeks ago.

We're on the march with Jurgen's Army!