The Londoners and the side managed by Jurgen Klopp drew 1-1 on their Premier League debut. Axel Disasi and Mohamed Salah sealed parity at Stamford Bridge.
This weekend the most attractive league in the world started, the Premier League. The English tournament started with victories for their big favourites, Manchester City and Arsenal. However, the duel that stole all eyes was that of chelsea and the liverpool . Finally, at Stamford Bridge, they equalized 1-1.
It was an interesting match, where both looked to start the tournament in the best way. A clash of styles between Jurgen Klopp And Mauricio Pochettino who played his first official match at the helm of the Blues . For the Argentinian, in principle, it was a more than complex challenge. And it is that in the eleven official duels between the two, he had only managed to win in one. The German had done it in six, while they had drawn four times.
Both sets planted their renewed stellar XIs after a busy transfer market. While the networks they have undergone changes in the core, where the inclusion of Mac Allister and Szoboszlai stood out, in the London squad, youth prevails in a team that will seek to leave behind the disaster of the previous season. This, yes, The duel also came amid the fight for the signing of Ecuadorian Moisés Caicedo, who has rejected a million dollar offer from Anfield and all indications are that he will end up in London.
The match started at a blistering pace, typical of the Premier League. Liverpool imposed their terms and quickly moved on. At minute 18, Luis Díaz scored after a great qualification from Mohamed Salah . The Egyptian, within half an hour, scored to stretch the advantages but the goal was ruled out due to a slight position lead.
At 37′, Axel Disasi equalized . The French centre-back connected a Gallagher pivot in the penalty area after a poor dismissal by the London defence. Two minutes later, Chilwell was set up beautifully by Fernández and turned the tables. However, the mark was again overturned by VAR for offside.
The complementarity continued in the same vein and Chelsea turned on the Liverpool goal. The Blues controlled the ball and stalked the opposing goal, but could not be effective. The intensity and pace gradually dropped and the London team managed to maintain the result.
Eventually, the castings of Klopp and Pochettino would sign the tie at the start of the Premier League. The following day, the Reds host Bournemouth, while the Blues are due to travel to West Ham.
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