With 58 points, Liverpool sits comfortably in fourth place, six points clear of sixth-place Bournemouth with just three matches remaining. The Reds are coming off a 3-2 loss to Manchester United but still have a strong chance to secure European competition next season.
Chelsea, meanwhile, is in free-fall, having lost six consecutive matches under different coaches. The Blues have conceded 14 goals during this stretch while managing just one goal, a Joao Pedro overhead kick. Several players are out for both teams, including Mohamed Salah for Liverpool and Estevao for Chelsea. Kickoff is set for 7:30am ET Saturday, exclusively on Peacock. forumteam.blog
