Liverpool finished Chelsea's unbeaten begin in the English Premier League with a stirring 2-1 win on Friday.
Quick to build up an abnormal state of consistency, Liverpool moved down a 4-1 win over titleholder Leicester by beating Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, where the guests posted back to back wins for just the second time in 40 years.
Liverpool, more fiery and creative, was 2-0 up in about thirty minutes and controlled procedures for 60 minutes. Not until a jumping Diego Costa volleyed in a pop-up go from Nemanja Matic to put Chelsea on the scoreboard did the match start to feel focused.
Quick to build up an abnormal state of consistency, Liverpool moved down a 4-1 win over titleholder Leicester by beating Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, where the guests posted back to back wins for just the second time in 40 years.
Liverpool, more fiery and creative, was 2-0 up in about thirty minutes and controlled procedures for 60 minutes. Not until a jumping Diego Costa volleyed in a pop-up go from Nemanja Matic to put Chelsea on the scoreboard did the match start to feel focused.
Yet, not for long, as Liverpool weathered Chelsea quickly leaving its sleep, and came back to covering the Blues.
Just Manchester City and Everton stay unbeaten in the group. Chelsea dropped to third and Liverpool rose to temporary fourth to begin the fifth round.
Having effectively beaten last season's group champion and runner-up, Liverpool's third win in five recreations makes the second-round misfortune to advanced Burnley much additionally bewildering. On Juergen Klopp's watch, Liverpool has been solid against Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham, and the Manchester clubs, staying unbeaten in six away amusements against them, and losing just once in 11 matches.
