Summary

  • Liverpool beat Chelsea to regain lead at top of table

  • Salah scores outrageous 25-yard strike after Mane opener

  • Man City won 3-1 earlier at Crystal Palace but finish day in second

  • City two points behind with one game in hand

  • Late Milivojevic free-kick had given Palace hope

Live Reporting

Emma Sanders

  1. Oxlade-Chamberlain playing

    Liverpool v Chelsea (16:30 BST)

    Some news coming out of Anfield this afternoon.

    Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Joe Gomez - who have both been injured - are starting in an under-23 fixture against Leicester (13:00 BST kick-off).

    In February, Oxlade-Chamberlain - sidelined with a long-term knee ligament injury - was named in Liverpool's Champions League squad for the knockout stages.

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    Andy Brown: Ideal scenario is Chelsea to take points off Liverpool, allowing Man Utd to beat Man City in the derby without gifting them league! Spurs to knock City out of the Champions League to end quadruple talk but then lose to them in league to give us better chance of top 4! Asking too much?

  3. 'Monster game'

    Liverpool v Chelsea (16:30 BST)

    Guy Mowbray
    Match of the Day commentator at Anfield

    Jurgen Klopp's 200th game as Liverpool manager is a monster.

    It's being billed as his team's toughest one left on their run-in, and if they win it the belief that this is finally Liverpool's Premier League year will reach its highest height yet.

    Recent history is with Chelsea. Nearly seven years have passed since they last lost at Anfield - a run that included the famous Steven Gerrard slip and Demba Ba goal that took the title away from Liverpool in 2014.

    Only the present matters though, and Chelsea coming straight from a Thursday night game in Prague won't help them - nor, perhaps, the hopes of their 'Blues brothers' in Manchester.

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  4. One slip could end it all

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    Two points separating the top two heading into the final straight.

    The finishing line is coming into view but one slip, one false move, one poor performance could end a dream.

    Here's what's coming up:

    Crystal Palace v Manchester City (14:05 BST)

    Liverpool v Chelsea (16:30 BST)

  5. A title-defining day?

    27 April 2014: The wheels come off Liverpool's title challenge as Gerrard slips and Chelsea triumph 2-0 at Anfield.

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    On the same day, Edin Dzeko propels Manchester City to victory - and title glory - at Crystal Palace.

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    Five years on, the same two protagonists are again challenging to become champions and face the same opponents at the same venues.

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    Are we about to witness another title-defining day?

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