Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was a huge opportunity for Mason Mount. It's a lovely switch of play. Willian gets in down the side and pulls it back to Reece James who puts it in and Mount should have tested Alisson from there.

The first chance of the night and it falls for Chelsea! Falls to the wrong man, if we're honest. I wouldn't put heading at the very top of Mason Mount's skillset and he heads into the Kop from about six yards out.

Olivier Giroud would have buried that.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Jorginho has been caught on the ball a couple of times. Liverpool's press has been excellent but Chelsea are starting to put together a few passes and look dangerous.

Chelsea are back up to third in the as-it-stands table and they are controlling the tempo of this one at the moment. Mason Mount gets into a good area but is closed down well.

Chelsea were excellent at Wembley at the weekend, can they transfer that form to Anfield tonight? They see a good bit of the ball in these early stages.

It's because there's no fans in the ground because of the global health crisis Phil.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Anfield

All somewhar surreal to hear "You'll Never Walk Alone" ring out without any accompaniment on the night Liverpool will receive the trophy for their first title in 30 years.

We get a really low camera angle for kick-off, Actua Soccer stuff, before it then cranes up into the Anfield sky.

Liverpool

Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson, who is currently injured, says he has dreamed of lifting the Premier League trophy since the Reds were confirmed champions of England last month.

"The minute we won it I dreamed what it's going to be like to lift it," he tells Sky Sports. "I can't wait for it but I know the mentality of the team and we want three points before that happens."

YNWA rings out for the champions. All set everyone?

Virgil van Dijk leads his team-mates through the two lines of Chelsea players and staff. One more game at Anfield, 90 more minutes before the stage set up on the Kop comes into play.

Yes Liverpool fans, it finally has your name on.

Laura Scott
BBC Sport News Correspondent

The families of the Liverpool players will be allowed to attend the trophy presentation tonight, BBC Sport understands, after the local Safety Advisory Group held a meeting this evening and gave their approval for an extra 200 people to be inside Anfield for the function.

The SAG decided that the proposals put forward by the club met COVID safety requirements.

The families will be inside the stadium during the match against Chelsea but will not be able to watch, and will be held in a lounge.

BBC Sport has been told that once the game has finished, they will be brought down into the stadium bowl in their households for the presentation.

A masked Kenny Dalglish takes his seat as the Chelsea players line up to give Liverpool a guard of honour.

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is asked by TV about the trophy lift.

"Between now and then there is a game to play," he replies in a split second.

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Fank Lampard, speaking to Sky Sports: "We know the situation and we can only control ourselves. We have to be at our best. Liverpool have won the league so convincingly but we have shown in the three games we have played against them [European Super Cup, Premier League, FA Cup] that we can compete with them."

It's already all kicking off in the Championship with massive goals at both ends of the table.

Check it out.

Liverpool are on a club Premier League record run of 58 consecutive home matches unbeaten (W47-D11-L0), since a 2-1 defeat against Crystal Palace on 23 April 2017.

In the top four tiers of English football, this is the fourth-longest league home unbeaten run, after Chelsea (86, 2004-2008), the Reds themselves (63, 1978-1980) and Millwall (59, 1964-1966).

Chelsea

Just to clarify - a draw here and Chelsea will be in the Champions League next season.

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Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson says receiving the Premier League trophy from Reds legend Sir Kenny Dalglish "makes it even more special".

It is the first time the Merseyside club have won the league since 1990, when Dalglish was their manager.

"He's an iconic figure at this football club, a huge person who we all love," Henderson told BBC Breakfast.