Liverpool vs. Chelsea highlights

Thomas Tuchel's men dominated the first half of the game and almost took the lead in the 24th minute through Timo Weiner, but VAR overruled the goal after a tight offside call. Nonetheless, Chelsea's dominance eventually paid off after Mount shot past Alisson to award the visitors a well-deserved lead.

During the second half, Liverpool came in strongly but had difficulty finding their fluency when attacking and couldn't create many chances to score. On the other hand, Chelsea strongly held on to what might prove to be the crucial three points for a Champions League spot. 

Chelsea's victory saw them rise to the fourth position in the premier league table before heading into another crucial game against Everton on Monday on home ground. The odds on this game are already available in different online bookies, but you can also have fun with CSNO, which gives you detailed reviews of the best casino sites to bet on.

Meanwhile, Liverpool is having a hard time this season, standing four points behind the Blues at the seventh. Jurgen Klopp's men are still going in record books for all the wrong reasons, recording their fifth straight defeat at home.  

How Liverpool Lost At Home Again

Chelsea had a better performance with opening exchanges, creating their first real opening when Werner went over the offside trap, although he failed to lift the ball past Alisson. Ahead of the game, Tuchel had already revealed they'd try to exploit Liverpool's high line, and he thought the plan had worked out when Werner raced behind the home defense to intercept Jorginho's pass. 

Werner beat Alisson to the ball and shot home into the emp0ty net, although the goal got ruled out after VAR confirmed that Werner's hand was offside. After the reprieve, Liverpool responded well to the Blues advances, although Sadio Mane failed the team after missing the goal when Salah picked him out. 

After the first half, Liverpool looked livelier than ever, and there were solid appeals from the players to get a penalty after Firminio's cross came in contact with Kante's arm from close range. However, the referee waved the appeals, and VAR didn't find a reason to overturn the decision. 

Past the hour mark, Klopp took Diogo Jota off the bench for his first appearance in months. Alex Chamberlain also came off the bench, although all eyes were raised on Premier League's top scorer, Mohammed Salah. Nonetheless, Liverpool couldn't create any noteworthy chances despite the chances, while Werner was trying everything but scoring.

Liverpool eventually recorded a shot on target during the 85th minute, although the weak Georgino Wijnaldum's header was an easy save for Edouard Mendy. As a result, Chelsea's well-assembled defense got the better of them as they ran out of ideas. The game ended 1-0 in favor of the Blues.