At the mention of his name, the broadcast camera found Leo, receiving and then returning a pass from his teammates before moving to his side to meet and return another pass from one of the Wigan staff.
"He has been involved in so much of what Wigan do," Drury continued.
"Seventeen league goals, twelve assists, and a performance against Manchester United last weekend that has kept the football world talking. He seems to have found another gear as the season has progressed."
"Liverpool will have a plan for him," Beglin replied. "They'll need one. But the danger is that you become so focused on Leo that you forget the players around him. Ezra has pace and quick feet.
Reyes attacks the box well. Carlo can arrive from deeper positions. If you commit too many players to stopping one man, the others can make you pay."
"They also have a giant in the box, and then you have the story of ex-Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson making a return to a place he once called home and still does."
