Pre-match facts:
-Chelsea have lost 3 and won just 1 of their last 5 PL home meetings with the Reds. (D1)
-Luis Suarez scored a second-half equaliser in both PL meetings with Chelsea last season.
-Chelsea have won only two of hteir last 13 PL encounters with Liverpool (W2 D4 L7)
-Five of Chelsea's last 7 PL wins against Liverpool come under Mourinho.
-Liverpool have scored 29 goals in their last 14 trips to London in the PL (2.07 per game)
-Liverpool have conceded a total of only 3 goals in their last 9 end of year games.
-The Reds have scored more goals in 2013 than any other PL side with 83 goals.
-No player has created more goalscoring chances in the PL in 2013-14 than Eden Hazard (46 chances created; joint with Samir Nasri (Man City)).
-Luis Suarez (29 goals in 27 appereances in 2013) needs one more goal to become only the 7th player to reach the 30-goal mark in the calendar year in the PL era.
-Chelsea have never lost a PL home game under Jose Mourinho, but when the original unbeaten run continued after he left Chelsea in 2007, Liverpool were the team who ended it in October 2008. (Alonso scored iirc.)
-Chelsea have lost 3 and won just 1 of their last 5 PL home meetings with the Reds. (D1)
-Luis Suarez scored a second-half equaliser in both PL meetings with Chelsea last season.
-Chelsea have won only two of hteir last 13 PL encounters with Liverpool (W2 D4 L7)
-Five of Chelsea's last 7 PL wins against Liverpool come under Mourinho.
-Liverpool have scored 29 goals in their last 14 trips to London in the PL (2.07 per game)
-Liverpool have conceded a total of only 3 goals in their last 9 end of year games.
-The Reds have scored more goals in 2013 than any other PL side with 83 goals.
-No player has created more goalscoring chances in the PL in 2013-14 than Eden Hazard (46 chances created; joint with Samir Nasri (Man City)).
-Luis Suarez (29 goals in 27 appereances in 2013) needs one more goal to become only the 7th player to reach the 30-goal mark in the calendar year in the PL era.
-Chelsea have never lost a PL home game under Jose Mourinho, but when the original unbeaten run continued after he left Chelsea in 2007, Liverpool were the team who ended it in October 2008. (Alonso scored iirc.)