BPL Chelsea vs. Liverpool: Live stream, Preview, Live Stream Info and Team News

Liverpool travel to Stamford Bridge on Sunday evening looking to end JoseMourinho’s unblemished Premier League home record in the final Premier League game of 2013.

The Reds will harbour hopes of getting back to winning ways after losing to Manchester City in their last outing, whereas the hosts will be keen to build on solid performances against Arsenal and Swansea. 

Who Will Win On Sunday?

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Chelsea sit two points behind Premier League leaders Arsenal in third place, with Liverpool a further point back in fourth. A win for either side could ignite a serious title charge, whereas the team that loses will be looking nervously over their shoulder, such is the topsy-turvy nature of this Premier League campaign.

Despite their defeat at the Etihad—one that Brendan Rodgers felt poor officiating played a major part in—Liverpool look like the team in better form going into this one. Their overall play against City probably warranted a draw, while they had won their previous five games prior to that. And, of course, they have Luis Suarez bang in form.

Mourinho will surely have plans in place to contain the mercurial Uruguayan and will draw some comfort from the fact Suarez has only netted one of his 19 league goals against top-four opposition.

Nonetheless, Liverpool will go to Stamford Bridge bristling with confidence and will give Mourinho’s unbeaten home record a thorough examination.

Where: Stamford Bridge, London, England 

When: Sunday 29 December, 4 p.m GMT/11 a.m. ET

Watch: Sky Sports 1 and NBC Sports Network

Live Streaming: NBC Sports Extra

Team News:

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Chelsea:

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Likely XI: Cech, Ivanovic, Cahill, Terry, Azpilicueta, Mikel, Lampard, Schurrle, Oscar, Hazard, Torres

After picking up his fifth booking of the season, Ramires will sit this one out. Frank Lampard missed the game against Swansea and looks set to come back into the XI in place of the Brazilian. He will offer an entirely different type of threat to Ramires with the added onus on John Obi Mikel to provide defensive cover to the Chelsea back four.

Mourinho will most probably bring in Gary Cahill in place of David Luiz, whilst CesarAzpilicutea will replace Ashley Cole at left-back. 

After squandering a host of chances against Swansea, expect Samuel Eto’o to make way for Fernando Torres, who will surely be desperate to impress against his old club.