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Pundits predict Liverpool v Chelsea: Can Klopp turn it around?

Liverpool's Jordan Henderson in action with Chelsea's Oscar (REUTERS)
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Liverpool face Chelsea on Tuesday night in the Premier League, and HITC pundits give their predictions on the likely outcome.

Dan Coombs

Liverpool 1-0 Chelsea

Well it has been a tough month for the Reds, but this has all culminated to make their match with Chelsea this evening a must win game. It would be typical of a Jurgen Klopp side to rise to the occasion and win after their dispiriting loss to Wolves, despite the form and confidence of the Blues.

Liverpool manager Juergen KloppLiverpool manager Juergen Klopp

Danny Owen

Liverpool 1-2 Chelsea

After a year without a single home defeat, a loss against Chelsea in midweek would mean four different teams have left Anfield with a victory in a week and a half. Sadio Mane’s return will boost a side that has toiled in his absence but Chelsea’s game management will prove crucial.

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte during the press conferenceChelsea manager Antonio Conte

Alfie Potts-Harmer

Liverpool 1-1 Chelsea

With a 10 point gap having opened up between themselves and the leaders, Liverpool are effectively out of the title race already. Antonio Conte will be happy to make sure it stays that way, and a draw would prevent Jurgen Klopp’s team of getting any glimmer of hope, and as such, has to be the most likely result with this resilient Blues side.

Vincent Ralph

Liverpool 1-1 Chelsea

Liverpool have had a month to forget as they have crashed out of both cup competitions and slipped to fourth in the table, but they will know how quickly things could change if they win this six-pointer. That said, Chelsea are flying right now and a draw looks likely in what could be a very tight affair.

Che Thomas

Liverpool 2-1 Chelsea

What a match this promises to be. For Chelsea, back in form after their defeat to Spurs, a win might put them in an unassailable position. Liverpool know they need a repeat of their September win to get their season back on track, and I think Klopp can inspire them to it.

Liverpool's Sheyi Ojo (R) in action with Chelsea's Cesar AzpilicuetaLiverpool’s Sheyi Ojo (R) in action with Chelsea’s Cesar Azpilicueta

Aiden Cusick

Liverpool 1-1 Chelsea

Liverpool may have suffered three straight home defeats, but I suspect the magnitude of this fixture should bring out an improved display against the league leaders, hence my prediction of a draw, which would suit Chelsea.