Chelsea travel to Anfield on Saturday to face Liverpool for the first time in the Premier League this season. Both teams have endured a tough first-half of the campaign, but bolstered by big moves in the transfer window, they'll each be looking to get their respective seasons back on track with a statement win.
Graham Potter's side ended a run of three games without a league win with victory over Crystal Palace at the weekend. The Chelsea boss will be confident about going to Anfield and getting a result, especially considering the fact Liverpool have lost their last two league games.
Three points on Merseyside would see the Blues climb above Jurgen Klopp's side in the table, but the German will be determined to prevent that from happening.
