In a Heartbreaking Draw, Liverpool and Chelsea Play.

In a Heartbreaking Draw, Liverpool and Chelsea Play.

In a Heartbreaking Draw, Liverpool and Chelsea Play | Jevibe

To the disappointment of both clubs’ supporters who were expecting a top-four finish this season, the match between Liverpool and Chelsea finished scoreless.

Liverpool and Chelsea made their respective Premier League struggles crystal evident in a heartbreakingly depressing stalemate at Anfield.

The two titans, who have been competing for major awards in previous seasons, are currently trapped outside the top four, and it was evident in a dreadful game that was almost completely devoid of fun and excellence.

The £89 million new boy Mykhailo Mudryk made a lively debut for Chelsea in the second half as a substitute, and Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson made a fine save from another new Chelsea signing, defender Benoit Badiashile, whose early goal was disallowed for offside by VAR.

In a Heartbreaking Draw, Liverpool and Chelsea Play.

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Cody Gakpo, a £45 million signing for Liverpool, was underwhelming. He did force Kepa to make one save, but other than that, he did little to warm the Anfield stadium’s packed house.

The quiet mood at Anfield, which greeted the final whistle with almost complete silence save for some very sparse applause, was indicative of the high caliber of this game.

Under manager Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool has built its reputation and success on a combination of world-class quality and a searing intensity that has destroyed opponents.

In the absence of attacking talents like Luis Diaz, Diogo Jota, and Roberto Firmino, they currently resemble that team only slightly. Additionally, there were few alarms for Chelsea and Kepa received little to no meaningful work.

To move even close to the top four, Klopp’s 8th-placed team must soon find the missing spark as they are currently nine points off the Champions League spots.

Also, the draw left Chelsea in the 10th spot with 29 points in 20 games, 9 points below 4th-placed Newcastle.