This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo, giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.

Welcome to the Blood Red channel as we look back on Liverpool's second preseason run out as the urban

clopside battled back to secure a two-two draw with Redpool Salzburg.

I'm Guy Clark alongside me Matt Addison as we look back on the action in Austria,

Riam Brewster with a brace for Jorgenclopside

after they fell two-nill down in the game.

Matt, I think it's fair to say that this one

was a game of two halves.

Yeah, it certainly was. I think a lot of Liverpool fans would have been frustrated,

particularly with that first 20 minutes of the first half, really sluggish and slow but the local did warm into it a little bit

towards the back end of that first half but certainly once Rienbroustter came on they seemed a lot more

energized and yeah I think Salzburg can count themselves a little bit unlucky there that they haven't won that match but the main thing I think for it for both teams was more the performance and what it will do for fitness and that sort of thing getting them back into the

swing of things for next season more than the actual result itself for either

manager to be honest.

Yeah we'll talk the collective, we'll talk about individuals who started the game, but we probably are best to start with

Rean Brewster. A lot of excitement and attention on him after that lone spell at the back end of last season at Swansea City both

pre- and post-lockdown he was looking sharp for them and now three goals in just

two preseason run outs he's looking like a man who's got plenty to play for and looks as

though he's really wanting to prove himself.

Yeah, absolutely. It's been a fantastic couple of days for R. R. R. R.

We know how talented he is and he is an absolutely

natural finisher. He's very much at a number nine.

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