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Chelsea vs Liverpool prediction, stats, tips and team news
The game will be played at Stamford Bridge, where Chelsea are unbeaten in the league since December. Meanwhile, Liverpool have lost just once on the road in the league. This game will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Premier League.
Liverpool win
Chelsea have not beaten Liverpool for over four years – their last success being a 1-0 victory in March 2021 at Anfield.
Mo Salah to score or assist
Mo Salah has scored or assisted in all eight games Liverpool have played against the so-called Big Six in the Premier League this season.
How both teams go into Chelsea vs Liverpool
Chelsea come into this affair right in the thick of a sensational race for Champions League football. Just four points separate third and seventh in a tight top five race, with five games left of the season. Enzo Maresca’s side are unbeaten at home against any Big Six side since a 2-0 defeat to Manchester City on the opening weekend. The Blues’ record (home and away) against the Big Six in the Premier League this season is: two wins, two draws and four losses.
Meanwhile, aside from trying to tally as many points as possible before the end of the season, Liverpool have little to play for coming into this clash. There is a chance that Arne Slot’s side could have wrapped up the title by the time they visit Stamford Bridge, meaning a guard of honour from the Blues. The feat will mark a record-equalling 20th top-flight title for the Reds and could mean they are the third-earliest side to be crowned champions in Premier League history.
Chelsea team news
Marc Guiu may be available for selection, while there is currently no timeline for Malo Gusto’s recovery.
Liverpool team news
Joe Gomez is nearing a return from his long-term hamstring injury and could be in contention for Slot’s side.
Chelsea vs Liverpool head-to-head
As mentioned, Chelsea have not beaten their opponents since 2021. Their last three matchups have gone in Liverpool’s favour, including when the Reds won the Carabao Cup final in February 2024.
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