David Thompson
Former Liverpool midfielder on BBC Radio Merseyside

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That's fine, Thibaut Courtois was in the box. It was perfectly timed and perfectly executed, he was very calm and composed there.

Excellent awareness by Thibaut Courtois, sprinting off his line to get to a throughball ahead of Philippe Coutinho.

The Belgian collects, but is sliding out of play, then let's go, jumps up and gathers again.

Decent.

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Paul Walmsley: Someone show me Henderson's passing through this game. I swear I haven't seen a forward ball so far.

Daniel Sturridge's ball comes off Chelsea defender Gary Cahill's arm.

Referee Michael Oliver is looking straight at the incident and waves play on.

Cahill's arms were by his side when the ball struck him.

I reckon this is going exactly to plan for Jurgen Klopp.

He would have wanted his Liverpool side to be in the game on the hour mark, before introducing the big guns off the bench.

Let's see if it materialises.

Sharvin: It's park the bus when Jose Mourinho does it at Anfield but tactical genius when Antonio Conte is doing the same. Double standards.

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David Thompson
Former Liverpool midfielder on BBC Radio Merseyside

It's about that time now, Tiemoue Bakayoko hasn't been in the game, he's been on the periphery. I can see Chelsea bringing on Willian or Pedro, to try and exploit Liverpool on the counter-attack. They'll be bringing players on with the pace to cause damage on the counter.

Liverpool skipper Jordan Henderson took a look of flack after the 3-3 capitulation against Sevilla in midweek.

The midfielder takes matters into his own hands by shooting from 25 yards out, but this time Thibaut Courtois deals with it comfortably.

Philippe Coutinho's corner falls to centre-back Joel Matip in the box, but the Cameroonian cannot sort his feet out and fails to get a shot on target.

Tiemoue Bakayoko with a little too forceful a tackle on Philippe Coutinho and it gives the Reds a free-kick nearly 30 yards out.

The Brazilian takes, but it deflects off the wall and away.

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Dan: After seeing Torres play for Chelsea I'm not surprised no Blues fans would want another ex-Liverpool player in their team...

Good point Dan....

David Thompson
Former Liverpool midfielder on BBC Radio Merseyside

It was a good ball in earlier from Philippe Coutinho, but we never see any Liverpool attackers or attacking defenders get a clean header on the ball, ever.

There's just no movement, everyone's so static when we have a set-piece.

Chelsea break with pace towards their own fans at Anfield and earn a corner, but defender Gary Cahill heads wide after rising highest in the box.

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Hah, Thibaut Courtois almost makes a howler.

Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge crosses low into the box towards the far post, it is an easy gather for the Chelsea goalkeeper, but he somehow lets it squirm under his grasp.

Thankfully for the Belgian, it dribbles inches wide of goal.

That would have been very embarrassing.

Eden Hazard is causing so many problems.

He tangles feet with James Milner and goes over inside the box.

No penalty, says referee Michael Oliver.

Correct decision, Hazard left his leg trailing there.

David Thompson
Former Liverpool midfielder on BBC Radio Merseyside

Eden Hazard is just so good to watch, just not against your team. His feet are so fast - I think he's up there in the top five players in the world.

Prince Gyimah: Sturridge and Ox have to be subbed. Not working for either of them.

Ryan Lloyd: If Sturridge is trying to convince Klopp that he needs more playing time before the World Cup (or he'll leave in January), this isn't how to do it..

Wasiyullah Budye: Chelsea are lacking Cesc Fabregas' creativity in the middle. Should swap him with Bakayoko? Drinkwater is having a good game.

Chelsea midfielder Eden Hazard takes a kick to the back of his leg from Mohamed Salah's mis-timed challenge.

It leaves the Belgian in a heap at the start of this second half.

Both sides sticking with what they have at the moment, no changes.

We go again.

Chelsea defender Gary Cahill attempted a 'rabona' a little earlier in that first half.

Needless to say it didn't come off.

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