In a thrilling encounter at Anfield today, Liverpool emerged victorious with a 2-1 win over Chelsea, further solidifying their position at the top of the Premier League table. The match was packed with drama, skill, and key moments that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

The Liverpool manager Arne Slot expressed his delight with his team’s performance and also noting areas for improvement.

Arne Slot: “ The most important thing is you want a chance to win a game like this against a strong Chelsea side is that you work so hard and we did that” told Sky Sports.

A solid defensive performance displayed by Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Goals from Mohammed Salah and Curtis Jones sealed the 2-1 victory over Chelsea.

The opposition managers post match thoughts:

Enzo Maresca on Anfield:

“The only thing I can say that sometimes in this stadium some decisions are for the noise of the crowd.” (Sky)

“We don’t like to lose, but if you have to choose the way then this is the way you like to drop points.

Enzo Maresca also expressed his dissatisfaction regarding certain refereeing decisions made throughout the game.

Liverpool’s win over Chelsea was a testament to their fighting spirit and tactical discipline. As the season progresses, this match could be a significant turning point for both teams. Liverpool will look to maintain their momentum, while Chelsea will need to regroup and focus on converting their possession into points in upcoming fixtures.

The Liverpool Star Trent Alexander-Arnold’s contract expires in the Summer 2025.

Liverpool Football Club aiming to extend Trent’s contract, prior to the glaring interest from Real Madrid.

Real Madrid has been monitoring the Right back’s situation at Liverpool with the aim of signing him on a free transfer in June 2025.

The players top priority is reaching an agreement on his contract extension. Ongoing negotiations between the club and the players camp.

Liverpool having high hopes in tying down the player to a multi-year agreement amidst the glaring interest from Real Madrid.

As part of Trent’s respect for his boyhood club, he has showed his willingness to give the club enough time to offer a lucrative deal.

Despite the player’s priority for the club, the Spanish giants are still hoping to sign him on a free transfer in the summer if the contract extension falls through.

Trent Alexander-Arnold:

“I want to be a Liverpool player this season, as a minimum, is what I will say.”

“I have been at the club 20 years now, I have signed four or five contract extensions and none of those have been played out in public and this one won’t be either.”

“The most important thing is always trophies if I am honest. I want to win trophies, I am a player who is highly motivated by trophies and winning things and being elite.”

“For now I am completely focused on this season and how many goals, assists and clean sheets I can get and hopefully do enough to help us win the league.” (The Athletic)