Follow live action from Anfield as in-form sides Liverpool and Chelsea meet in the Premier League on Sunday Before the international break, Liverpool edged past winless Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park. But that barely tells the story of the match.

Liverpool is looking more and more like Manchester City’s main title rival after beating resurgent Chelsea 2-1 to stay top of the Premier League table

Liverpool have made an exceptional start under new manager Arne Slot – and while some have pointed to the relative ease of their fixture schedule, they have passed both tests against ‘big six’ opposition so far.

Mohamed Salah is back to his very best, while Chelsea star Cole Palmer did not have his best day and two of the Blues' brightest contributors were limited to under an hour.

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