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Chelsea end six-game losing run with 1-1 draw at Liverpool

Enzo Fernandez’s free kick secured Chelsea a 1-1 draw against Liverpool at Anfield ‌on Saturday, ending the visitors’ six-game losing run in the Premier League and earning caretaker manager Calum Ma...

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Chelsea ends six-game losing streak with draw vs. Liverpool at Anfield

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Liverpool settles for 1-1 draw with Chelsea amid boos at Anfield

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Hits and misses: Mood turns on Arne Slot, Jeremy Doku shines but are Man Utd ready for European demands?

Sky Sports' football writers analyse Saturday's action as the mood turns on Liverpool boss Arne Slot after the 1-1 home draw against Chelsea

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Chelsea end winless run with draw away at Liverpool

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Liverpool v Chelsea: Premier League build-up and line-ups from Anfield

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Premier League: Liverpool host Chelsea looking to close in on Champions League spot

Liverpool goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili, who has not featured since 19 April, is back from injury and starts.

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Man City keep title race alive, Liverpool frustrated by Chelsea

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Fernández ends Chelsea’s run of defeats as lacklustre Liverpool are booed off

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Chelsea to play all WSL games at Stamford Bridge

Chelsea lifted the WSL trophy at Stamford Bridge last season Chelsea will play all of their Women's Super League matches at Stamford Bridge from the start of next season. It ends a nine-year stay at Kingsmeadow - a Kingston upon Thames ground that has a ...

Premier League: Second half under way as Liverpool and Chelsea level

Enzo Fernandez levels for Chelsea at Liverpool from free-kick Ryan Gravenberch had put hosts in front Arne Slot's side looking to close in on Champions League qualification Three games at 15:00 BST - including Sunderland v Man Utd Man City v Brentford follows at 17:30 BST Liverpool have lost their last two Premier League games against Chelsea,

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Calum McFarlane reflects on 'positive' Chelsea result against Liverpool that could've been even 'better'

That was surely the overriding emotion when Ryan Gravenberch shifted the ball onto his right foot and absolutely hammered a shot beyond backup goalkeeper Filip Jörgensen to give Liverpool the lead barely five minutes into the lunchtime proceedings at Anfield.