CHELSEA - LIVERPOOL PREVIEW: EMBATTLED MOURINHO READY FOR KLOPP VISIT By Sam Williams The Blues need a boost on the end of a torrid week, but their Portuguese boss insists the struggling Premier League champions are not short of confidence Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool travel to face Chelsea this Saturday, aware they can pile more misery on Jose Mourinho's men. Mourinho saw his beleaguered Blues lose again in midweek - but the Portuguese insists his players will be ready for the visit of Liverpool at the weekend. The Premier League champions have endured a nightmare start to the season and relinquished their grip on the League Cup - which they won in March - with a fourth-round penalty-shootout defeat at Stoke City on Tuesday. Mourinho's side, who sit 15th in the Premier League, have won just one of their last seven games in all competitions and reports suggest that a loss to Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool could spell the end of the Portuguese's second reign at Stamford Bridge. However, while admitting that lifting his squad for the weekend will be tough, Mourinho feels Chelsea's stars can take heart from their performance at the Britannia Stadium. "It's difficult - but it's more difficult when you play very badly and lose, than playing well and losing," the former Real Madrid boss said. "They go home with sadness but with a positive feeling. How can [Eden] Hazard, or Oscar, or [John-Obi] Mikel, or John Terry, to say some names - I could say everyone - how can they go home with a lack of confidence? "They played well, they didn't make many mistakes. They participated in the game a lot." By contrast, Mourinho's opposite number Klopp heads into Saturday's match riding the crest of the wave of positivity surrounding his appointment at Anfield. Klopp oversaw his first win in charge of Liverpool on Wednesday - a 1-0 League Cup victory over AFC Bournemouth - following three successive draws since replacing Brendan Rodgers. And the German was thrilled to finally get off the mark. "I feel much better than after a draw," Klopp said. "But I don't think the other games were so much worse than today - of course, the result is the biggest difference and we did well tonight. "I saw minute by minute we were better in the game, we closed the spaces better and the whole 90 minutes we played football and created our chances. "We didn't have any real experience together, so I'm really satisfied - the boys did really well." Christian Benteke missed the Bournemouth tie with a knee issue, but Klopp expects the Belgian - who came off the bench to score the opener in Liverpool's 1-1 draw with Southampton last week - to be fit for Saturday. Daniel Sturridge continues to struggle with a knee injury of his own and remains doubtful, but James Milner is available after suspension. Mourinho also faces a headache up front, with Diego Costa suffering a rib injury at Stoke, leaving the Spain frontman's status for the weekend in question. Branislav Ivanovic (hamstring) is likely to miss out for Chelsea, while Pedro is also a doubt.

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Come on chelsea fc. Go 4 the win

Haywhymido:
Come on chelsea fc. Go 4 the win

Both Chelsea and Liverpool have been having rough times wining matches this season. Chelsea is playing home and Liverpool have recently loved settling for draws. Am predicting that the match will end in a draw on 31st October, 2015.

For the first time, i think i will support loserpool to win......

Lets try not to concede first.

We will avenge what this mumu mourinho did to us last two seasons ago by denying us the league. Thunder fire you mourinho. na we go sack u..




Breaking news - Liverpool boosted with the return of christ benteke from injury.

CHELSEA - LIVERPOOL PREVIEW: EMBATTLED MOURINHO READY FOR KLOPP VISIT By Sam Williams The Blues need a boost on the end of a torrid week, but their Portuguese boss insists the struggling Premier League champions are not short of confidence Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool travel to face Chelsea this Saturday, aware they can pile more misery on Jose Mourinho's men. Mourinho saw his beleaguered Blues lose again in midweek - but the Portuguese insists his players will be ready for the visit of Liverpool at the weekend. The Premier League champions have endured a nightmare start to the season and relinquished their grip on the League Cup - which they won in March - with a fourth-round penalty-shootout defeat at Stoke City on Tuesday. Mourinho's side, who sit 15th in the Premier League, have won just one of their last seven games in all competitions and reports suggest that a loss to Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool could spell the end of the Portuguese's second reign at Stamford Bridge. However, while admitting that lifting his squad for the weekend will be tough, Mourinho feels Chelsea's stars can take heart from their performance at the Britannia Stadium. "It's difficult - but it's more difficult when you play very badly and lose, than playing well and losing," the former Real Madrid boss said. "They go home with sadness but with a positive feeling. How can [Eden] Hazard, or Oscar, or [John-Obi] Mikel, or John Terry, to say some names - I could say everyone - how can they go home with a lack of confidence? "They played well, they didn't make many mistakes. They participated in the game a lot." By contrast, Mourinho's opposite number Klopp heads into Saturday's match riding the crest of the wave of positivity surrounding his appointment at Anfield. Klopp oversaw his first win in charge of Liverpool on Wednesday - a 1-0 League Cup victory over AFC Bournemouth - following three successive draws since replacing Brendan Rodgers. And the German was thrilled to finally get off the mark. "I feel much better than after a draw," Klopp said. "But I don't think the other games were so much worse than today - of course, the result is the biggest difference and we did well tonight. "I saw minute by minute we were better in the game, we closed the spaces better and the whole 90 minutes we played football and created our chances. "We didn't have any real experience together, so I'm really satisfied - the boys did really well." Christian Benteke missed the Bournemouth tie with a knee issue, but Klopp expects the Belgian - who came off the bench to score the opener in Liverpool's 1-1 draw with Southampton last week - to be fit for Saturday. Daniel Sturridge continues to struggle with a knee injury of his own and remains doubtful, but James Milner is available after suspension. Mourinho also faces a headache up front, with Diego Costa suffering a rib injury at Stoke, leaving the Spain frontman's status for the weekend in question. Branislav Ivanovic (hamstring) is likely to miss out for Chelsea, while Pedro is also a doubt.

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luvola:
We will avenge what is mumu mourinho did to us last two seasons ago by denying us the league. Thunder fire you mourinho. na we go sack u..




Breaking news - Liverpool boosted with the return of christ benteke from injury.

lol..... Loserpool Vs Chelshit is going to be an interesting match. I hope loserpool win Sha so mourinhoe can really know he has lost it

Farewell game for Mourinho.

I hope our home ground doesn't turn field of tears for us today....KTBFFH

I want chelsea to win

Juliaann:
I want chelsea to win

Chelsea

Liverpool is not special Chelsea is going to win.

Cool. Some free time to myself in the house

CHELSEA JUST TRY AND WIN 1ST HALF THEN U GUYZ CAN LOSE IF U LIKE...WHO CARES .NA MY BET SURE PASS.

All say goal

Draw soup

Oya o liverpool, chelsea dey do bonanza. Get ur free 3points too.


May d best team win.

I need a lot of mind to sit down and get another heartbreak again this lovely Saturday afternoon.

Edwife , I hope you came with your hypertension medical prescription drugs or something?

Chai dem go use us do bonanza again

I hear sey Abramovic go carry Mourinho sack letter for inside suit pocket come bridge today and even Eva Caneiro carry all of the guy luggage for bridge entrance gate dey wait for am incase Abramovic flash am the thing today. Abeg Chelsea pple help me confam becus mesef stil dey doubt am.

Liverpool we can win this match. Let's go there

Hmmmn... I fear for my club, but it seems we've done well against the big clubs so far

liverpool...

Chelsea is winning today's match by two goals margin even though the spirit has left Stamford bridge.

Aminat508:
Chelsea

Pray make Aregberascal no go catch you dey bend mouth like okra tree.

Mtcheew... I was listening to dej loaf.

It will be an okro soup match.

I hope Chelsea come on top.