Analysing Anfield: Atletico agony as Liverpool given rude awakening | How Reds get back into tie at Anfield

02/20/20 • 46 min

Liverpool’s Champions League crown slipped on Tuesday evening as Atletico Madrid moved 1-0 ahead in the first leg of their knockout tie. Join Josh Williams and David Hughes as they look back on the defeat in the Wanda Metropolitano as the Reds returned to the scene of last June’s Champions League win. The guys look back through the statistical and analytical data to explain how the Reds fell to defeat and what may be the best route back into the tie against Diego Simeone's side. Plus they look into rumours linking Norwich City’s Todd Cantwell with a move to Anfield following on from the win at Carrow Road. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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