This could turn into a stalemate, but neither team has shown much ability to defend. Chelsea have conceded 13 goals across their last five matches, and Liverpool should view this as a spot where they can take advantage. I like Liverpool to win, and if you want a little more on the price, Liverpool and over 2.5 goals makes sense. Personally, I’m keeping it simple and trying to collect on a team facing a Chelsea defense that has been far too easy to break down.
This looks like a great opportunity for Liverpool to return to winning ways. The Reds are in the doldrums after losing 3-2 to fierce rivals Man United last weekend. That brought their three-game winning streak to an end, but they're still fourth in the Premier League table. Liverpool's home record is strong, with 10 wins from 16 games this season. Meanwhile, Chelsea have slipped down to ninth in the table following a six-game losing streak. The Blues still don't have a manager after firing Liam Rosenior on April 22, and they look rudderless right now.
