Liverpool vs Chelsea match stats & report
4–1 Full time
Liverpool beat Chelsea 4–1 in the Premier League on 31 January 2024. Expected goals finished 2.90–0.58. Liverpool had 51% of the ball.
Liverpool vs Chelsea match statistics
- 51% Ball possession 49%
- 2.90 Expected goals (xG) 0.58
- 28 Total shots 4
- 13 Shots on target 3
- 6 Shots off target 1
- 9 Blocked shots 0
- 15 Shots inside the box 2
- 8 Corners 1
- 15 Fouls 16
- 3 Offsides 3
- 2 Yellow cards 4
- 553 Passes 561
- 85% Pass accuracy 86%
- 2 Goalkeeper saves 9
Goals and cards
- 11' Yellow card M. Caicedo Chelsea
- 23' Goal Diogo Jota (assist C. Bradley) Liverpool
- 33' Yellow card E. Fernandez Chelsea
- 35' Yellow card B. Chilwell Chelsea
- 39' Goal C. Bradley (assist L. Díaz) Liverpool
- 41' Yellow card A. Disasi Chelsea
- 47' Yellow card D. Núñez Liverpool
- 65' Goal D. Szoboszlai (assist C. Bradley) Liverpool
- 71' Goal C. Nkunku (assist C. Chukwuemeka) Chelsea
- 76' Yellow card I. Konaté Liverpool
- 79' Goal L. Díaz (assist D. Núñez) Liverpool
The Ghost's call
The Ghost made no call on this match before kickoff.
Team news & lineups
Liverpool
Bench T. Alexander-Arnold , C. Gakpo , A. Robertson , H. Elliott , B. Clark , J. McConnell , J. Quansah , R. Gravenberch , C. Kelleher
Chelsea
Bench C. Nkunku , M. Gusto , M. Mudryk , C. Chukwuemeka , C. Casadei , A. Broja , Deivid Washington , L. Bergström , A. Gilchrist
Form guide
Liverpool at home
2–5–3 in 10 matches
- Scored
- 1.1 per game
- Conceded
- 1.4 per game
- Clean sheets
- 2 / 10
- Corners
- 6.5 per game
- Shots on target
- 4.6 per game
18% of their goals arrive after the 75th minute.
Chelsea away
2–2–6 in 10 matches
- Scored
- 1.3 per game
- Conceded
- 2.4 per game
- Clean sheets
- 1 / 10
- Corners
- 5.2 per game
- Shots on target
- 3.8 per game
15% of their goals arrive after the 75th minute.
Liverpool vs Chelsea head-to-head
| Date | Match | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Chelsea v Liverpool | 1–1 | |
| Chelsea v Liverpool | 0–0 | |
| Liverpool v Chelsea | 0–0 |
Only 3 previous meetings on record. The Ghost weights head-to-head lightly — form is a stronger signal.