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Despite Kai Havertz’s second-half header against Crystal Palace on Sunday giving Chelsea their only second victory in ten games, Chelsea is still ranked tenth in the Premier League.

Liverpool, on the other hand, are currently in ninth place after an unfortunate loss to Brighton at the Amex Stadium. This will be the 61st match between the two teams in the top division of the Premier League since 1992, and it will take place at Anfield on Saturday.

Check out how the Blues performed in their last five Premier League visits to Anfield before the game, which is set to begin at 13:30 West African Standard Time;

1- Liverpool 1 vs 1 Chelsea (28 August 2021)

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Chelsea hung on following a red card in the first half to draw 1-1 and prevent Liverpool from earning a victory that would have put them atop the Premier League.

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2- Liverpool 0 vs 1 Chelsea (4 March 2021)

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Chelsea won 1-0 at Anfield, their first victory there since 2014, thanks to a brilliant goal from Mason Mount, helping them move into the top four.

3- Liverpool 5 vs 3 Chelsea (22 July 2020)

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Liverpool beat Chelsea 5-3 in their final game at Anfield to tie the Premier League record of 18 home victories in a season.

4- Liverpool 2 vs 0 Chelsea (14 April 2019)

With a 2-0 victory over top-four contender Chelsea, Liverpool returned to the top of the Premier League with two goals in three minutes, including an unbelievable strike from Mohamed Salah.

5- Liverpool 1 vs 1 Chelsea (25 November 2017)

Chelsea and Liverpool drew 1-1 at Anfield thanks to a late strike from Willian for the Blues. With five minutes left, the substitute scored a cross-shot that beat Simon Mignolet to negate Mohamed Salah’s goal against his former team.

Chelsea has only managed one victory in their last five encounters with Liverpool at Anfield, losing twice and drawing once in the process, as can be seen above.

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