Yeah, we started things off with football on the sportsmax zone. West Ham had a chance to create more history as they traveled to Germany to take on Freiburg. The London team aiming to go on beaten for the 17th consecutive European game, a feat which would you serve the 16 which leads in Tottenham, Hotspur, Scherr. Let's see the highlights. Jared Boen, having a run at Line Hard, getting across in, West Amor in front. Boen here with Line Hard for company, but look at Lucas Paketa in the middle. Absolutely dominating. Kinta in the air, it's a fantastic header. Richard Boen, really good ball, super safe. Fabiatsky makes a brilliant double safe, but Salah equalises. Lovely ball from Richard Boen here. That's what really caused West Ham a problem. Great safe from Fabiatsky. Great double safe from Fabiatsky, but nothing he could do about the third effort. And Salah. And then brilliant header. Nair Fagair has put West Ham back in front. And attacking the space again, Golkipa came. A guard got in front of him. And the net, because the Golkipa had come was empty, enough the bar. Freiburg won West Ham too. Yes, so West Amor taking control of Group A in the Europa League with a big result today, that Mariah and Ricardo they had to fight for. Yeah, very, very important is that they fought for today's win, because we saw their West Amor had the lead. It looked a bit comfortable. Then Freiburg came from behind, they ensured that they equalised. West Amor took some time for them to get that winning goal. But what I will say is West Amor seems to be really enjoying themselves in the Europa League. I love what David Moise has been doing with this squad. And we continue to monitor them, because they're building a Lansen Ricardo from strength to strength. They had no Michelin to a new today, but that was no problem, because of course the rest of the team, they gel together. I saw some chemistry coming within the team in the second half. They looked a bit more comfortable. So it's a team that, you know, their confidence is building much after much. And if they continue along this path, then they'll be a force to be reckoned with. Yeah, impressive record, Lansen Mariah by any stretch of the imagination to go 17 matches on beaten at any level. I know some would say that a number of those matches would have come in the Europa conference league last season. And that has spilled over into the Europa League this season. But still, incredible that you, that a team could go all of 17 matches without tasting the feed in Europe, where the football is quite competitive. And I think today was a tremendous reflection of what we've seen from this West Ham team in Europe that they have shown a lot of character, a lot of fighting spirit. They have been able to shrug off some difficult situations and some tough teams. And they were able to deliver on that today again against the Fiber team that without a doubt you would think would be the toughest challenge in this group. And I just want to add James Award-Prouds in the post-match interview. He reiterated the fact, the point that I was making that it wasn't one of their best games. It was actually one of their toughest matches against Fiber. They really had to fight, but he went on to say, you know, we now have six points from two games, and that's of course a very good start. So he's recognizing that it was not an easy win. It was not a walk in the park, but they're happy for the result and they're going to improve moving forward. Yeah, and happy of course as well for David Moise who's doing a good job with West Ham. His stripes sort of taking some blows with his bad run at Manchester United, but he is a quality coach. We know that and he's showing it now. Yeah, he's definitely showing it, and he has a number of players who keep coming up really good for him as Mariah pointed out that there was no Michael Antonio upfront for them today. He's out injured, hopefully not just from a West Ham standpoint, but from a regular standpoint that he will be well soon and ready to play again. But Jared Bowen has been having an outstanding season, and I know he didn't score today, but provided the cross for Pocketa to finish the opening goal for West Ham. And Jared Bowen has done so well for this West Ham team, and I think so often his contributions can go unnoticed, but all ready this season both in Europe and in the Premier League he's been impactful. He's had a number of assists. He's been scoring for them as well, and again today he had another quality game. And his cross was a solid cross because he was on the pressure on the right flank and didn't have a lot of room to get a good cross in, but his cross was excellent and Pocketa was brilliant with the finish as well. So two on two West Ham as we said taking control of Group A in the Europa league. Let's move on now to Liverpool. They had an opportunity to get a bad taste out of their mouth from their result against Tottenham on Sunday in the EPL. They took on Royal Union SG. Let's see how that one went. And then they came on the counter. Good luck at Montbreakdown there. Nunez not playing Timmy Cassin. Alexander Arnold, well as he hit it he must have thought ah. I would have lost the back out. Listen, always lost it. And Quence has managed to steer it away. Alexander Arnold, here's Elliott. Alexis McAllister with the lift and Maureen with the save to keep out Jotter. Gomez lost it. Here's a Mora. Pocketa. Fortes. Mohameda Mora. Nielson waits in the middle. Mora might go it alone. There's a vital deflection on that from Conate to take it behind. Conate. No flag here. No offside. And Louis Diaz goes through and misses his Elliott. And his effort is blocked by Machida. Diaz again of Block by his own teammate Jotter. Change of mind. Castor Montes had the angle to cross. And it's over the head of Gomez and he gets lucky because it bounced off La Poussin. He wasn't quite ready for it. And now Liverpool break. Louis Diaz though has lost his balance. Jotter takes over and Jotter seals it. And he's got to go. He was always on the cards as Union cast plays forward. But look how lucky Liverpool gone. Gomez and Miss Reddett. If that had stuck with La Poussin. He had the chance to put it in for one one. Instead of match of seconds later. The ball breaks off Noah Sedique to the Ogo Jotter. Nothing Sedique could do about it. And Molly was not keeping that out. Yeah. The victory sealed instoppage time for Liverpool. Royal Union and SG current leaders in Belgium at the moment in their domestic league. So not a bad team and gave Liverpool a pretty good run. And the English team had to work for the victory on the three points. Yeah, really happy to see the summer signing. Ryan Gravenberg as I said at the top of the show. Getting on the score sheet for Liverpool because I feel like. But quite some time. So it's happy to see somebody that we didn't expect to be on the score sheet. Getting his name there. So that's one thing to be happy about. Diego Jotter, of course, in the second half. Getting that goal for Liverpool as well. Two things for Liverpool. After what they had to deal with Vaughan on the weekend. Two things for them to smile about. Now Liverpool are to take the confidence from today's match. Not as if they were playing against a massive team though. But it's a positive result from them. They've had two matches. So something to try and at least put their hands on. A trophy. Let's see. Yeah, I know a few Liverpool fans who would not be totally happy that Trent Alexander Arnold is back. I think Jürgen Clark would be quite pleased that he is back though. Played 16 minutes in the game against Tottenham. That's the EPL game at the weekend. And played 63 minutes in this game today. Of course, he had the shot that led to the opening goal for Liverpool. I don't think it counts as an assist. Normally, if you play fantasy football, it would go down as an assist. So those who have Trent in their fantasy teams will be quite pleased to see that he is back out there. And fit again after missing a few weeks with a hamstring injury. And on a cricket heavy sports match zone today, we can say good afternoon as well to one of the biggest Liverpool fans. I know I.V.A. Richards. Sir Isaac Vivian Alexander. So he has a reason to smile today. And I will be talking a little bit, Lancer Mariah, about I.V.A. Richards in our West Indies women's cricket segment. That's coming up next. I can't wait to hear what Dracardo has to say. Well, let's take a break and we'll be right back. .