Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Anfield

The sun that was out at the start of the game has been replaced with clouds and as the half-time whistle goes, there's hardly any applause from the Anfield crowd.

Chelsea have lost their last six Premier League games but they will certainly fancy themselves to get something from this game now.

Only Manchester United (68) have scored more direct free-kick goals in Premier League history than Chelsea (57, level with Liverpool).

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's no pressure on the ball, there's no intensity, they look lost in the system as Chelsea come forward. Chelsea have dominated the ball.

Chelsea players have got the run of Anfield at the moment. The line is really deep from Liverpool's point of view. Konate drops all the time, he's petrified of the ball in behind him. Him and Van Dijk are constantly arguing about the bravery of how to hold the line and Konate is not strong enough to do it.

Not as many boos as I thought. An encouraging half for Chelsea, not so much for Liverpool.

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Dominik Szoboszlai punches the air in frustration after conceding a free-kick following a Liverpool attack.

Two additional minutes at the end of the first half.

Liverpool have completely lost their flow.

I've got a horrible feeling there are going to be a lot of boos from home fans when referee Craig Pawson blows for half-time.

There is a lot of frustration bubbling inside Anfield right now.

Confirmation that Wesley Fofana did not get a touch on Enzo Fernandez's free-kick for Chelsea's goal.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker on TNT Sports

Chelsea have deserved all the credit in these past 15 minutes. Liverpool have completely lost their way.

Chelsea are finding their way through the gap between the right-back and the right centre-back too often for me. Curtis Jones has to tuck in and Ibrahima Konate has to be far more aware. It cannot continue to happen.

This is a great watch for the neutral.

Two teams hopelessly out of sorts swinging at one another.

Chelsea fall to pieces and Liverpool score.

Liverpool fall to pieces and Chelsea score.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

That goal had been coming for Chelsea who had a positive spell just beforehand.

It's a positive sign for a low on confidence Blues with capable players but that typically react so poorly to setbacks. Liverpool seem to have played into Chelsea's hands here.

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Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker on TNT Sports

I've got no idea how that's gone in, none whatsoever! That is incredible.

Ibrahima Konate was slightly deeper than the rest of the Liverpool defence. One thing you've got to say is that is really poor defensively.

Oh. My. Word.

Liverpool have fallen to pieces.

Enzo Fernandez has a great chance to put Chelsea ahead but this time Giorgi Mamardashvili comes to Liverpool's rescue.

A Liverpool fan yells at a hushed Anfield: 'Sort it out Slot!'.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Anfield

It's been coming. Arne Slot's football style is one of control but you can't help but think that Chelsea were there for the taking in the early stages and Liverpool should have kept up the intensity after they went ahead.

Nevertheless, that's a really poor goal to concede and it's now Liverpool on the back foot.

Now a Chelsea free-kick out wide deep inside Liverpool's half.

This is a big opportunity.