Liverpool must mount a stirring second-leg comeback to progress in the Europa League after Atalanta won 3-0 in Thursday’s quarter-final first leg at Anfield. Goals either side of half-time from Gianluca Scamacca were added to by a late Mario Pasalic strike, meaning the Reds will travel to Italy next week with a significant deficit to overcome if they are to reach the last four. In this episode Jürgen Klopp gives an honest assessment of a disappointing night for his side and Becky Davis is joined by former Reds Neil Mellor and David Thompson to discuss the key points from the game.

Jürgen Klopp and Harvey Elliott react to Liverpool's 2-2 draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford, a result which means Liverpool remain second in the Premier League, behind leaders Arsenal on goal difference and one point above third-placed Manchester City. Former Reds Phil Thompson and John Aldridge join Peter McDowall in the LFCTV studio to discuss the key talking points from the game.

Jürgen Klopp, Cody Gakpo and Curtis Jones give their reaction to Liverpool’s 3-1 win over Sheffield United that saw the Reds return to the top of the Premier League with eight fixtures remaining. Former players Kolo Toure and Neil Mellor also provide pitchside analysis after the final whistle.

Jürgen Klopp, Alexis Mac Allister and Conor Bradley react to Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat of Brighton and Hove Albion which takes the Reds to the top of the Premier League, with just nine games of the season remaining. Former Liverpool players Gary Gillespie and David James join Rob Jones pitchside, where they reflect on another comeback victory - and analyse the performances of Mo Salah and Jarell Quansah.

Liverpool’s hopes of a return to Wembley were dashed after a 4-3 extra-time defeat away at Manchester United. Hear Jürgen Klopp give his assessment of the match in which he felt the Reds ‘gave absolutely everything’, plus former LFC players Gary Gillespie, Sammy Lee and David Thompson discuss the key talking points from the dramatic FA Cup quarter-final defeat at Old Trafford.

Jürgen Klopp, Cody Gakpo and Dominik Szoboszlai react to Liverpool’s 6-1 Anfield thrashing of Sparta Prague, as the Reds progress into the Europa League quarter-finals with an 11-2 aggregate victory. Former LFC players Stephen Warnock and Natasha Dowie join Mark Benstead to analyse another enjoyable performance and discuss the key talking points from match number 45 of an enthralling season.

Get the thoughts of Jürgen Klopp, Wataru Endō and Jarell Quansah after Alexis Mac Allister’s second-half penalty secured Liverpool a 1-1 draw against Manchester City in the Premier League that leaves the title race wide open. Former Reds Phil Thompson and Charlie Adam join Mark Benstead pitchside to reflect on a pulsating Anfield encounter.

Reaction from Jürgen Klopp, Harvey Elliott and Jarell Quansah as we reflect on Liverpool securing a commanding 5-1 win over Sparta Prague in the two sides’ UEFA Europa League last-16 first leg, aided by a stellar double from Darwin Nunez. Former Reds Ray Houghton and Neil Mellor join Mark Benstead to discuss the key talking points as the Reds were ruthless in a chaotic night in the Czech Republic capital.

Hear from Jürgen Klopp, Bobby Clark and Caoimhin Kelleher as we reflect on Liverpool’s dramatic 1-0 victory at Nottingham Forest, courtesy of Darwin Nunez’s winner deep into stoppage time. Former players Sammy Lee, John Aldridge and David Thompson discuss the key talking points from the result which keeps the Reds top of the Premier League.

Hear from Jürgen Klopp, Jayden Danns and Caoimhin Kelleher as we reflect on Liverpool’s 3-0 victory over Southampton in the 5th Round of the FA Cup. Former Red Neil Mellor and current LFC U21 coach Jay Spearing join Peter McDowall pitch-side after the final whistle to look back on the key moments from an enthralling night under the lights at Anfield.

Hear from Jürgen Klopp, Virgil van Dijk, Caoimhin Kelleher and Conor Bradley as we reflect on Liverpool’s dramatic 1-0 extra-time victory over Chelsea in the 2024 Carabao Cup final. Former Reds Ronnie Whelan, Ray Houghton and Stephen Warnock join Peter McDowall pitchside at Wembley to look back on the key moments and discuss the big talking points from a memorable day in the capital.

Introducing a brand-new official LFC Podcast dropping after every men's first team game. The Reaction will bring you all the fallout from every match including expert analysis and debate from our team of pundits and exclusive interviews with the players and manager post-match. What's more, you won't have to wait long before our first episode drops as we'll be bringing you all the reaction from this weekend's Carabao Cup final against Chelsea. Every episode will be available wherever you get your podcasts so give us a follow to make sure you don't miss out.

‘I wouldn’t change a thing.’ Few players have experienced such incredible highs and devastating lows as Joe Gomez since the defender’s arrival from Charlton Athletic in 2015. From parading the biggest prizes in the game through the streets of Liverpool, to heart-wrenching injuries, Gomez has lived through despair and elation in equal measure. In the latest We Are Liverpool, we’ll learn how those moments aren’t reflected upon with regret, but with inspiration and an outlook on life that suggests they were key in shaping who he is today. Having played in many teams since joining the club, Gomez also shines light on what makes the current incarnation of Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool so unique, the close relationship he has with Virgil van Dijk and why he was arguably the most sleep deprived during the 2019 Champions League parade. There’s also time to find out which of his Liverpool teammates from past and present was the most loved, which of the current crop are most serious about their fashion and which position is toughest to play; full-back or centre-half?

A club-record signing in March 2000 and a player Gerard Houllier identified as a key part of his Liverpool renaissance, it didn’t take long for Emile Heskey to win admirers at Anfield. His 22 goals in 56 appearances during the iconic treble season only partially highlight the role he played within the team, with a presence on the pitch that allowed others, as well as himself, to flourish. But while joining Liverpool helped unlock the best years of his long career, Heskey explains that living away from home for the first time as a young man resulted in feelings of homesickness that gave him doubts about his future on Merseyside. We’ll also gain an insight to Houllier’s management style, why there are no regrets over not celebrating that historic treble in the way most would have expected and how he’s helping guide not one but two sons through football academy life.

No player has represented Liverpool FC more times during the WSL era than Gemma Bonner. But as one of the league’s most experienced players, she admits even she found life difficult in her early years to reveal that football was her passion. In our latest episode, the centre-half who led Matt Beard’s team to back-to-back titles in 2013 & 2014 tells all about those incredible achievements during her first spell at the club and why her return in 2022 wasn’t based purely on emotion. We’ll also discover the truth behind a training ground 50-50 with Luis Suarez, what life is like living with a fellow professional sportsperson and which teammate she would confide in first when times get tough.

Lucas Leiva is the fifth guest of our second series, joining Peter McDowall and Jan Molby to relive the 10 eventful years he spent on Merseyside. From the help of Rafael Benitez during his early days adjusting to life at a new club in a new country, to being a ‘nightmare’ for Jurgen Klopp towards the latter part of his time in a red shirt, the Brazilian talks us through the ups and downs of his Liverpool career playing for five different managers. There are also insights into his early retirement from the game and what life has been like since hanging up his boots.

‘He brought us in for a one-to-one… it was good, but it wasn’t nice.’ In the latest episode of We Are Liverpool, Curtis Jones joins Peter McDowall and Jan Molby and reveals the harsh truths from a club legend that proved to be inspirational in making his dream of reaching the first team a reality. From the incredible moment of scoring his first goal for the club against Everton and how he celebrated that evening, to the hurdles he has since faced to establish himself within the first team set-up, Liverpool’s No.17 talks us through the steps he’s taken and why there’s more still to come. We also hear what’s required of a Jürgen Klopp midfielder, the special bond he has with fellow teammate Harvey Elliott, and how a new-look Reds midfield is both exciting and motivating him further.

On 20th October 2007, Dirk Kuyt wrote himself into LFC folklore…but his Liverpool story could have been so much different. Kuyt’s match-winning penalties at Goodison Park are just one of many significant moments the Dutchman had in a red shirt, but as he revealed when he joined us, another teammate was designated for spot-kicks that day. Our former No.18 relives his six-year spell at Anfield from the moment Rafa Benitez called to request his services, to the tough decision he had to take when it came time to say goodbye. We also learn where his famous hard-work ethic came from, the added significance behind that goal against Inter Milan and how he played a role in bringing Luis Suarez to L4.

There are few people better placed to talk us through the art of goalscoring than the man who did so on 476 occasions during his career. John Aldridge lived the dream; going from Kop fanatic to wearing the famous red shirt with his hero’s number on his back and becoming a Liverpool icon in his own right. In the second episode of season 2, Aldo talks us through how the transfer of a lifetime came about the morning of a big cup game, the confidence and nerves he had walking into a dressing room packed with Reds legends but how, ultimately, his knack of goalscoring came naturally. We also discover the quirk of fate that took him from suffering Wembley heartache in 1988, to feeling utter jubilation 12 months later, which of the hundreds of goals he scored is the one he’d pick to experience all over again and how he won over the hearts of Real Sociedad fans after leaving Anfield.

What is the secret behind executing the perfect pass? Is it timing? Technique? Vision? Trent Alexander-Arnold reveals his thoughts on the process in the first episode of a brand-new season of We Are Liverpool. Joining Peter McDowall and new co-host Jan Molby, Liverpool’s vice-captain talks us through his on-pitch expertise and the story behind the moment he became part of the club’s new captaincy team with Virgil van Dijk. There’s also insight into how criticism has affected the 25-year-old and how he’s learned to deal with it, as well as adapting to a playing a new role within the team. We’ll also find out which game is the biggest in the calendar for him and his greatest moment on a football pitch.