NFL Sunday Ticket Now Available on YouTube and YouTube TV

In this episode, the hosts kick things off by discussing the exciting news that NFL Sunday Ticket is now available on YouTube and YouTube TV. They delve into how this new development makes it easier for NFL fans to watch out-of-market games, providing them with more options and convenience.

Liverpool's FA Cup Match Against Shrewsbury

The hosts then shift their focus to Liverpool's recent FA Cup match against Shrewsbury. They analyze the team's performance, highlighting that Liverpool played poorly and could have potentially lost the game. The discussion revolves around the team selection, with senior players not performing up to par while the youngsters showcased better skills.

Debating the Decision to Rest First-Team Players

One of the main points of contention among the hosts is the decision to not play first-team players in the FA Cup replay. Some argue that this choice is necessary to combat fixture congestion, while others argue that it shows disrespect towards the competition. The debate gets heated as each host presents their perspective on the matter.

Previewing the West Ham Match

Looking ahead, the hosts shift their attention to the upcoming match against West Ham. They discuss West Ham's current form and conclude that it should be a winnable game for Liverpool. The analysis includes insights into the potential lineup for the match, with some suggesting that Oxlade-Chamberlain could start, while others lean towards Minamino.

Tune in to this episode to catch all the latest updates on NFL Sunday Ticket's availability on YouTube and YouTube TV, Liverpool's FA Cup performance, the debate surrounding team selection, and a preview of the upcoming match against West Ham.

Despite being heavily rotated, Liverpool were made to look very human against Shrewsbury and the result will no doubt give Jürgen Klopp a headache or two. Joining Rob Gutmann to talk through the weekend's action and look forward to the week ahead are Kev Walsh, Chloe Bloxam and Goal.com's Neil Jones. The Anfield Wrap's free podcast is brought to you in partnership with The Athletic, the place to go for extensive coverage of clubs up and down the country from respected writers, outside the standard match reports and transfer chat. Click here to sign up. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices