Chelsea Aim to End Losing Streak in 200th Meeting with Liverpool, Chalobah and James Eye Career Landmarks
Chelsea will face Liverpool at Anfield this weekend in what will be the 200th meeting between the two clubs in all competitions, a fixture steeped in history and rivalry.
With just three Premier League games left, Chelsea sit ninth on 48 points, while Liverpool are ten points ahead in fourth.
The Blues are aiming for a league double over Liverpool for the first time since the 2013/14 season, having beaten them at Stamford Bridge in October.
Chelsea have struggled at Anfield in recent years, winning only once in their last ten league visits, a 1‑0 victory courtesy of Mason Mount in March 2021.
Liverpool remain unbeaten in their last four home fixtures against Chelsea.
The match also carries personal milestones: Trevoh Chalobah could make his 150th club appearance, while Reece James is in line for his 200th career league appearance. Pedro Neto is one game away from his 50th outing this season.
Meanwhile, Joao Pedro has been a standout performer, becoming the 32nd Chelsea player to score 20+ goals in a season across all competitions.
His tally of 15 Premier League goals and five assists makes him one of only six debutants to reach 20 goal involvements in their first season for the club.
Chelsea will be hoping to end a run of six consecutive league defeats, their worst since 1993, and avoid equalling the club record of seven straight losses set in 1952.
