Liverpool will look to secure Champions League football when they welcome Chelsea to Anfield this Saturday, live on talkSPORT. In the reverse fixture earlier this season, Chelsea were victorious,

The Blues visit Anfield aiming to avoid a seventh consecutive league defeat.

A seventh home loss in the league, fans leaving in droves before the game is over and Champions League hopes gone - Chelsea are in a mess

Liverpool and Chelsea were two of the Premier League's busiest teams in the transfer window last summer. Both clubs seemed to be trying to sign the same players with each of them wanting to improve

Alexander Isak is fit to return for Liverpool for a huge clash with Chelsea.The striker last week missed the defeat at Manchester United with a minor injury, but has been able to train since and is now in line to start at Anfield.

Chelsea have handed a first Premier League start to youngster Jesse Derry against Nottingham Forest. The 18-year-old, who joined Chelsea from Crystal Palace last summer, has been

Liverpool's place in next season's Champions League could be confirmed this weekend, which would bring some relief in what has been a difficult campaign, one that captain Virgil van Dijk says has been "very disappointing" and "unacceptable".

A miserable season could yet have a satisfactory conclusion.