SportsMall presents player ratings from Liverpool's 2-1 Premier League win against Chelsea at Anfield.
Liverpool on the edge Chelsea In an exciting match at Anfield to secure their fourth consecutive victory in the Premier League.
Mohamed Salah His penalty in the first half was disallowed. nicolas jacksonBefore Curtis Jones He showed the victory in the 51st minute.
Narrow victory returns Liverpool to the fold on top of the tableThey are sixth, seven points behind Chelsea.
Liverpool vs. Player Rating Chelsea: Jones and Salah are decisive in home victory
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Goalie
Kevin Kelleher – 6/10
He only had to make one save during the game, but in the end he did everything necessary. Alison Beckerlack of
Defense
Trent Alexander-Arnold – 7/10
He struggled to make a real impact in attacking areas. He helped Liverpool's defensive performance by making several tackles. A tackle by Sancho in the area in the first half could have been tense after a dismissal from the referee.
Ibrahim Konad – 6/10
Liverpool put in a convincing performance in the center of defence. Received a late yellow card for a cynical foul Christopher Nungu.
Virgil van Dijk – 7/10
They didn't do as many tests as I expected. However, he played his part in the important victory without missing a beat.
Andrew Robertson – 5/10
It was hard to resist you are madhuekEspecially in the first half. However, he produced a crucial block in the final minutes.
Midfield
Curtis Jones – 9/10
Made a super block to stop Cole Palmer Since the opening of the scoreboard. The Liverpool midfielder then won a penalty which allowed Salah to open the scoring. I thought I had won another penalty in the first half before it was ruled out in the replay.
Ryan Gravenberg – 7/10
One of the quietest shows of the season. He still produced a solid display and kept things going in Liverpool's midfield.
Dominic Sophoslai – 5/10
They probably should have doubled Liverpool's lead with a golden opportunity in the first half. Aside from that, he struggled for Liverpool's attacking role.
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Mohamed Salah – 8/10
He showed great composure in conceding a penalty in the first half, especially after Jackson tried to tackle him before the penalty. He launched a perfect cross past Jones for the winning goal.
Cody Steele – 6/10
A goal was disallowed in the first half due to an assistant's running flag. His best moment turned out to be a poor performance before being substituted in the 66th minute.
Diogo Jota – 6/10
I took a hit for an early challenge Dosin Atarabioyo. He tried to play but finally had to leave after half an hour.
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Darwin Nunez – 7/10
He replaced the injured Jota in the first half. He received a yellow card for a foul on Padiashile. In the fight at Anfield, he won many fouls and won nine duels.
Luis Diaz – 6/10
The game opened up in the final stages and offered a threat. However, two of his shots, including a shot on goal, were not fully utilized.
Alexis MacAllister – N/A/10
Jones was replaced in the 81st minute.
Joe Gomez – N/A/10
Alexander-Arnold came on in the 81st minute. Liverpool made some effective interventions to win.
Chelsea vs Liverpool player ratings: Jackson makes useful contribution as Cole Palmer fails to deliver
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Goalie
Roberto Sanchez – 5/10
He was nearly blindsided by a loose pass in the first half. He would have been relieved to see a penalty change the decision after his collision with Jones. He couldn't stop Salah from the penalty spot, but Liverpool's second goal should have had more commitment.
Defense
James Reese – 7/10
Maresca's defense got off to a surprising start due to penalties. Marcos Gugurella AND Wesley Fobana. Unsurprisingly, he was withdrawn in the second half, and Chelsea were reluctant to take too many risks when he returned to action.
Dossin Atarabio – 5/10
He earned his second start in the Premier League as a Chelsea player. He received an early yellow card for a clumsy tackle on Jota. That early warning may have been a factor in Maresca's decision to withdraw him in the 53rd minute.
Levi Colville – 5/10
Liverpool would have been frustrated by their poor challenge which led to a penalty. However, he completed more passes than any other player on the field.
I want bad – 7/10
He showed great versatility by starting at left back before switching to his familiar right back in the second half. He was effective at both ends of the field before seeing a late shot blocked.
Midfield
Moisés Kaisedo – 7/10
Jackson produced a brilliant pass to draw Chelsea level. He seemed to have formed a strong partnership with Lavia and his partner was withdrawn in the second half.
Romeo Lavia – 7/10
He made a positive impression in the middle of the park. He achieved a 96% completion rate and completed all three of his three-pointers during the tournament. A retreat in the early stages of the second period would have been disappointing.
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Noni Maduke – 7/10
The first period caused a lot of problems for Robertson. While he was one of Chelsea's main attacking outlets, his threat diminished as the match progressed.
Cole Palmer – 4/10
The Chelsea talisman is an unforgettable sight. Jones blocked a shot and there were few more opportunities. However, he spent most of the game on the perimeter.
Jadon Sancho – 6/10
Alexander-Arnold's challenge was followed by some hopeful touches and a small penalty shout. However, his performance was cut short after being substituted at half-time.
Nicholas Jackson – 7/10
He should have done better with a promising chance in the first half, but showed great composure to beat Kelleher early in the second half.
Alternatives
Pedro Neto – 7/10
Introduced as a substitute at half-time. Their runs caused a lot of problems for the Liverpool defense and had a positive impact. He definitely opted to be in the starting eleven.
Enzo Fernandez – 5/10
Failing to make the desired impact, he was unable to match the height of the person he had replaced.
Renato Vega – 5/10
He received a yellow card for a cynical foul on Diaz and was shaky at times in his substitute appearance.
By Benoit Padiashi – 7/10
Engage in an intriguing battle with Nunes. He made several crucial interventions and seemed more determined than Atarabioyo.
Christopher Nungu – 6/1
Threatened to score a late chance.
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