Chelsea head into this weekend’s blockbuster against Liverpool brimming with confidence as domestic results now mirror their impressive European performances.
Moreover, Chelsea have lost just one of their last eight league games. They claim five victories and two draws, which propelled them to fifth place and into the Champions League spots.
Meanwhile, they boosted their European hopes with a convincing 4-1 victory over Djurgården in the first leg. That result puts one foot firmly in the Conference League final.
However, the ultimate test arrives when newly crowned champions Liverpool visit Stamford Bridge. Chelsea have not beaten them in their last ten top-flight meetings.
In fact, history suggests that Chelsea may struggle again. They have won only one of their last six league games against teams already crowned champions.
In contrast, Liverpool fans will celebrate a landmark title that draws them level with Manchester United on twenty top-flight crowns. They must guard against any post-celebration slump.
Furthermore, manager Arne Slot could become only the third coach to win his first two league games against Chelsea. That achievement would add further intrigue to this high-stakes encounter.
Additionally, the Reds boast the Premier League’s best away record this season. They have won eleven games and drawn five on the road. However, their last London trip ended in a narrow 3-2 loss to Fulham.
On a personal note, Chelsea’s Nicolas Jackson has rediscovered his scoring touch. He netted three goals in his last two matches. Meanwhile, Mohamed Salah remains Liverpool’s focal point. He sits one goal involvement away from equalling the Premier League record.
Notably, the last eight Premier League meetings between these sides saw goals at both ends. That trend promises an open and entertaining contest.
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