- Liverpool suffered a third straight defeat after Estevao Willian’s last-minute goal gave Chelsea a 2-1 win.
- Cody Gakpo scored Liverpool’s equaliser after Moises Caicedo’s stunning opener for Chelsea.
- The Reds have lost to Crystal Palace, Galatasaray, and Chelsea in their last three matches.
- Arsenal overtook Liverpool at the top of the table after beating West Ham.
Liverpool’s shaky run in the Premier League continued as Chelsea snatched a dramatic 2-1 victory at Stamford Bridge, with Estevao Willian’s last-minute strike sealing the Reds’ third straight defeat. The reigning champions, managed by Arne Slot, have now slipped behind Arsenal in the title race.
It was heartbreak again for Liverpool, who had built a reputation for late winners earlier this season. This time, it was Chelsea who struck at the death, punishing the Reds with a goal that summed up their current struggles.
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Chelsea took the lead in the 14th minute when Moises Caicedo capitalized on sloppy play from Liverpool. The Ecuadorian midfielder drove forward unchallenged before unleashing a thunderous strike into the top corner, leaving goalkeeper Alisson helpless.
Liverpool fought back after the break, with Cody Gakpo finishing smartly to level the match. But just when it looked like the points would be shared, Estevao Willian tapped in from close range in stoppage time to spark wild celebrations among the home crowd.
The defeat adds to the growing frustration for Arne Slot’s side, who spent over £400 million in the summer transfer window but are still searching for consistency. After such a strong start, their recent form has left fans concerned about their title defence.
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Chelsea, meanwhile, climbed to sixth place with the result, giving under-pressure manager Enzo Maresca a crucial lifeline. For Liverpool, the focus now shifts to rediscovering their early-season spark before the title race slips further away.
