Liverpool 2 Chelsea 1: Slot passes first Big-Six test, Jones’ influence and Palmer nullified
Mohamed Salah scored a first-half penalty after Curtis Jones was brought down by Levi Colwill. Liverpool briefly thought they had a second spot-kick after Robert Sanchez sent Jones crashing to the floor, but a VAR review showed the Chelsea keeper got the ball first and the decision was overturned.
Rebecca Lowe answers Tim Howard's and Robbie Mustoe's most pressing questions from Matchweek 8, including her thoughts on ...
Liverpool moved back to the top of the Premier League with an entertaining 2-1 win at home to Chelsea. Mohamed Salah had ...
Unlike after the last international break, when Liverpool lost to Nottingham Forest, this time, they returned to action with ...
Liverpool and Chelsea put on a show at Anfield on Sunday as two Premier League heavyweights showcased their quality, and the ...
Liverpool is looking more and more like Manchester City’s main title rival after beating resurgent Chelsea 2-1 to stay top of ...
Mo Salah didn't have the best game but a goal and assist were enough to beat Chelsea and prove that continuity is better than ...
Chelsea’s decline in recent seasons has taken the edge off it, but here they drew level within minutes of the restart.
There has been a great rivalry between these two clubs in the past couple of decades and I don't think there will be much ...
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