Chelsea were the more formidable side out of the two struggling teams in Saturday's match, but both teams failing to score a winning goal seriously hampered their chances of securing a Champions League slot.
Liverpool and Chelsea's season of frustration continued at Anfield after neither team managed to put the ball past their opposition goalkeeper, further denting their hopes of securing a berth for next season's Champions League. Both team's struggles were highlighted in how fewer the chances of scoring came by. Although Chelsea did have a couple of good chances to punish The Reds, they could not capitalise. The highlight of the match was when Chelsea's latest signing Mykhailo Mudryk was substituted in during the second-half. Jurgen Klopp, who was managing his 1,000th game acknowledged the Anfield crowd in attendance.
