[Gorani:] Just a couple of days ago the English Premier League returned. It is arguably the finest most powerful football league it's taking center stage without spectators and I know Patrick Snell for Liverpool fans the wait is almost over.
[Patrick Snell, Cnn World Sport:] It really is. Yes Hala, we've already seen some really powerful storylines have to say as far as the Premier League is concerned having resumed now. The support and the solidarity for the black lives matter movement the tributes to the National Health Service. Well all very powerful and resonating out worldwide too. But when it comes to pure footballing issues there is much still to be resolved and that applies especially to Liverpool supporters. That club it's a massive global brand is a huge financial resources as well. They have one of the sport's most popular manages Jurgen Klopp at the helm you know the rates of nothing I have never ever won the Coveted Premier League title. In fact their last top flight title that was 30 years ago when it was the old first division. All of the fact that was about to change barring the most unthinkable of circumstances that lead look at this over outgoing champs Man City 22 points right now.
[Snell:] So the question now is when will this true juggernauts of the game clinch? We know it can't be Sunday when they play local rivals Everton but depending on the results it could be Monday or more likely I feel Wednesday of next week we shall see. I mention Klopp there, in fact to say that German manager has been through the right emotional roller coaster especially during the times. It wasn't even certain this season was going to be completed.
[Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool Manager:] I became worried in the moment when people started talking about Dylan White this season because of a high mile. And reads out physically really and that it does look that would have been really, really, really hard. We don't expect to get it as a present so we didn't want to didn't want to have it on part of the game things were really happy I mean when it was decided that we can play again.
[Snell:] Jurgen Klopp spelling it all out force there and just too really highlight this. This one just be Liverpool's first even Premier League Title. It'll also be the Reds first top flight title got the date here the year 1990 that was before the Premier League even came into existence, Hala.
[Gorani:] All right. Thank you and we have time to talk about Manchester United? Let's talk about the spotlight these last few days on Manchester United's footballer who's been making a huge statement off of the field of play. Tell us about him.
[Snell:] Yes, no apology at all Hala for just continue the conversation about all things Marcus Rashford. Today's English Premier League fixture between Spurs and United that's a huge match in its own right but the build up to it all is being dominated by Rashford who, let's be honest he really has become a national treasure over there in the U. K. Really using his platform to great effect full perspective here it's just such a powerful stories isn't it? He's just 22; he plays for united one of the biggest and most successful clubs in the world. Already a multi millionaire but he's never ever forgotten his past Hala, after his heartfelt and determine campaign we saw in the last few days very publicly getting the UK government to extend free school meals right through the many weeks of the summer break why? It's simple he gets it. He cares. He's well aware of his own childhood struggles the sacrifices made by his mother Melanie in bringing him and his siblings up. When putting food on the table you know it was just never you could never take that for granted as far as his family was concerned. A local Manchester lad too is being with the club since 2005. 64 goals for United and 10 goals as well for England and something else that really, really struck home with me Hala, early this year Rashford had already helped raise some $25 million to supply millions of meals to people needing them during the crisis really powerful story Hala, back to you.
[Gorani:] I really love it just giving back to the community and forcing that change as well. Good for him. Great story Patrick, we'll see you soon. I'm Hala Gorani; I'll see you next time.