Klopp to stay at Liverpool as Low goes - a podcast by BBC Radio 5 live

Kelly Cates is joined by Clinton Morrison, Karen Carney and Rory Smith from the New York Times as Liverpool prepare for a crunch match in the Champions League on Wednesday night.

The panel discuss whether Liverpool’s season could effectively be over if they are knocked out by RB Leipzig, whether they can play “pandemic” football and you’ll hear from Georginio Wijnaldum on his future as he’s set to be out of contract at the end of the season.

Meanwhile, Jurgen Klopp has ruled out replacing Joachim Low as he announced that he’s stepping down as Germany manager after 15 years in charge after this summer’s Euros.

And West Ham fan and journalist Sam Delaney joins the pod to talk about whether he thinks his side’s form would be affected by having fans inside the London Stadium this season and on Mark Noble – who will end his career at the club in 2022.


Topics:

2’15” – Jurgen Klopp looking ahead to Liverpool’s crucial Champions League match with RB Leipzig

3’00” – Could Liverpool’s season effectively end tomorrow?

4’00” – Chat on why Liverpool’s form has been so poor

8’00” – Why the lack of fans in stadiums has affected Liverpool so much

14’10” – Can Liverpool play “pandemic football”?

16’15” – Gini Wijnaldum on his future

22’10” – Chat on Joachim Low leaving Germany after the Euros

30’27” – West Ham fan Sam Delaney on if supporters inside stadiums would change their form

35’10” – Sam on David Moyes’ return to the club

40’00” – Sam on Mark Noble announcing he’s finishing his career at the club in 2022

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