It was another goalless 90 minutes between Chelsea and Liverpool as the clubs extended their run to 375 minutes without finding the back of the net outside of a penalty shootout.
The Blues thought they had earned an early lead through Kai Havertz after just three minutes before VAR's intervention saw offside flagged. There were few opportunities from that moment as both side's struggled to find much in the way of attacking quality with any consistency but Chelsea were the team on the front foot for the majority of the opening half.
Liverpool returned to the pitch with more tempo and a great deal more pressure in the second period until Graham Potter opted to utilise Mykhailo Mudryk early in the half, which allowed the Blues to find their feet once again. Momentum swung back and forth without too many clear chances as the game ended in a draw.
