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  • 15 September 2026, Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur, 3-1, Win
  • 29 October 2025, Liverpool vs Crystal Palace, 0-3, Lose
  • 23 September 2025, Liverpool vs Southampton, 2-1, Win
  • 16 March 2025, Liverpool vs Newcastle United, 1-2, Lose
  • 06 February 2025, Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur, 4-0, Win
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  • 09 September 2026, Chelsea vs Leeds United, 6-3, Win
  • 27 August 2026, Chelsea vs Luton Town, 2-0, Win
  • 03 February 2026, Arsenal vs Chelsea, 1-0, Lose
  • 14 January 2026, Chelsea vs Arsenal, 2-3, Lose
  • 16 December 2025, Cardiff City vs Chelsea, 1-3, Win
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EFL Cup
EFL Cup, England

In the EFL Cup fixture, Liverpool and Chelsea finished 1-1. Chelsea struck first in the 39:13 of the first half and Liverpool answered in the 42:44. The quick equaliser suggests both teams started with high tempo and willingness to press from the outset.

Liverpool had 7 corner kicks to Chelsea’s 5, indicating greater attacking pressure and ball-in-the-box activity. Chelsea’s 3 offside calls compared with Liverpool’s 1 imply Chelsea attempted more vertical runs that were marginally over the line. The close timing of the goals points to resilient defensive structures as transitions unfolded.

Fouls totalled 12 for Liverpool and 9 for Chelsea, suggesting a more aggressive, forward-pressing approach from the home side. Two yellow cards for each team, with Liverpool’s cautions in the first half and Chelsea’s in the second, indicate a shift in intensity across halves. There were no red cards, so overall discipline remained stable.

Set-piece volume favoured Liverpool, with the higher corner counts potentially creating more goal-scoring opportunities from wide deliveries. The data lacks details on shots on target and goalkeeper saves, so end-product cannot be assessed. Substitution activity is not recorded here, limiting evaluation of bench impact.

The most significant factor in this match appears to be Liverpool’s rapid response to going behind, restoring parity within a few minutes and keeping the contest unsettled. The higher corner count reinforces an attacking persistence and potential pressure advantage in open play. From a betting perspective, the quick equaliser reduces the downside of a Chelsea win and highlights Liverpool’s resilience and dead-ball threat as selling points.

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Form Guide

Win3-1Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur
Lose0-3Liverpool vs Crystal Palace
Win2-1Liverpool vs Southampton
Lose1-2Liverpool vs Newcastle United
Win4-0Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur
PLAYED
5
WINS
3
GOALS
10:7
GOALS / MATCH
2
  • Liverpool has won three out of its last five matches with a goal difference of 10:7, scoring 2 goals average
Win6-3Chelsea vs Leeds United
Win2-0Chelsea vs Luton Town
Lose1-0Arsenal vs Chelsea
Lose2-3Chelsea vs Arsenal
Win1-3Cardiff City vs Chelsea
PLAYED
5
WINS
3
GOALS
13:8
GOALS / MATCH
2.6
  • Chelsea has won three out of its last five matches with a goal difference of 13:8, scoring 2.6 goals average

Liverpool H2H Chelsea

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PLAYED
5
WINS
2
GOALS
6:7
GOALS / MATCH
1.20
  • In the last five matches that these two sides meet, Liverpool overtook Chelsea twice
  • Liverpool won twice, lost twice and had one draw
  • Teams played five times head-to-head in the current season with the goals score 6:7; average goals per match – 1.20
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