Show Notes
Jonny, Ollie, and Jake react to a point that felt like a lot more than a point. Richarlison in the 90th minute at Anfield. In front of the Kop. We'll take that. Richarlison's 90th-minute equaliser earned Tudor his first point as Spurs interim head coach, and it moved us a point above the relegation zone ESPN — so the importance of it cannot be overstated. Szoboszlai's first-half free-kick had put Liverpool in front, and with a seventh straight defeat in all competitions looming, the second half was brutal viewing Sky Sports — but we held on, pushed, and eventually Richarlison made it count. Vicario's long ball caused chaos in Liverpool's defence, Kolo Muani pounced and found Richarlison in the box, and he made no mistake VAVEL USA. Cue pandemonium. The boys are breaking down everything: whether this is genuinely a turning point under Tudor, what the Richarlison showing means for his future at the club, the state of things with our injury list, and just what it means to silence Anfield in the 90th minute. Carragher called it an "absolute disaster" for Liverpool and their Champions League qualification push Sky Sports — so yes, we also spent some time enjoying that. Subscribe for all our Spurs content, and let us know in the comments: does this feel like a corner turned, or just a moment of relief? #THFC #COYS #SpursLiverpool 👍 Enjoying the show?
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