Chelsea Vs Liverpool: 3 players to change the game own their own in the Premier League encounter at the Stamford Bridge tonight.
Chelsea will face Liverpool in this round of the FA Cup to qualify for the quarter-final round. Liverpool and Chelsea have played some great matches this season, and the heat is expected to be tenser in this knockout fixture.
Liverpool is on a great run of form, although they got a shock in the name of 3-0 defeat against Watford in the last Premier League game-week, which eventually ended their winning streak.
On the other hand, Chelsea has been impressive this season considering they went through a heavy transition this summer, and the club needs time to be at the top of the English football once again.
Liverpool is expected to the lineup without one-two key players, as they have 4 matches lined up in the next two weeks. Therefore, we can see some rotation by the Reds.
Meanwhile, the Blues are going to be without N’Golo Kante, Tammy Abraham and Andreas Christensen in this match. nevertheless, the match is going to be an exciting contest.
With this, the Sportsrush name three players who can change the game on their own in the contest between two English rivals tonight.
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1. Sadio Mane
The man of big occasions Sadio Mane has rescued his side from losing their streak several times. Unfortunately, he couldn’t make any difference in the game against Watford.
But with the last defeat, Liverpool could prove to be even more lethal, and Sadio Mane would be a big influence in it. Senegalese International is in the peak years of his career and has been terrific for Liverpool this season.
He already has bagged 17 goals and 11 assists in the 35 games he has played this season. Moreover, Mane has always performed well against Chelsea including the brace he scored against them in the UEFA Super Cup.
Mane will surely be a great influence in the game against Chelsea, with problems in Chelsea’s defence, the 27-year-old forward can have a great game the Stamford Bridge.