Blood Red: There's no problem with Mohamed Salah - but Michael Owen is right about Liverpool

It's all change at the top of the Premier League table - and around the table of the Blood Red podcast, too. With our Liverpool FC correspondent James Pearce on a well-deserved day off, Ian Doyle switches from his usual position as host to guest alongside Connor Dunn and Caoimhe O'Neill. Joe Rimmer is the man answering the questions and he kicks things off by getting Ian's verdict on the 0-0 draw at Manchester United on Sunday that moved Liverpool above Manchester City at the summit, but has also been viewed in some quarters as two points dropped. Connor and Caoimhe also have their say before Joe asks whether the Reds have a problem with their top-scorer Mohamed Salah, who disappointed against United. The response is mixed. The performance of the midfield is also analysed - along with Jordan Henderson's reaction to being substituted - and the panel wonder whether Naby Keita should have been brought on. Daniel Sturridge did get the call, after Roberto Firmino's first-half injury, but questions are raised over the England international's suitability to replace the Brazilian international if he indeed misses out against Watford at Anfield on Wednesday. There's also praise for Alisson before talk turns to Michael Owen's comments about what Liverpool should have done to Marcus Rashford. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices