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In a blockbuster Premier League clash at Anfield, Liverpool and Chelsea played out a 1-1 draw, thus dropping further behind Manchester United and Manchester City in the title race.
Mo Salah opened the scoring for the Reds in the 65th minute with a smart finish, but just as it seemed Liverpool would be walking away with all three points, up popped Chelsea substitute, Willian, whose chipped cross-cum-shot looped over Mignolet and into the net in the 85th minute, earning the Blues a valuable point.
Here's how Twitter reacted:
Needless to say, the first half was a bit of a quiet affair. This tweet basically summed up the neutral's point of view:
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With the game deadlocked, only one man would get the breakthrough. #ASRomaKnew
Coutinho topped Liverpool's scoring charts in the Premier League with 14 goals last season.
Certain Chelsea fans seemed to assume Salah did not celebrate against them after featuring for the Blues 18 times. Mate...
Look away, Chelsea fans. No, really.
There are some people who would prefer Jesse Lingard to Mo Salah. Sure.
Dave asking the million-dollar question.
Needless to say, Chelsea fans were left unimpressed by Bakayoko's performance.
Pochettino knows that feeling...
Mignolet or Karius or James Milner. Who would you have in the Liverpool goal?
Oh dear, Liverpool.
