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Frank Lampard is handing out Chelsea debuts like Maurizio Sarri hands out cigarettes to kids who ring his doorbell on Halloween. They should manage a win.

Thinking is hard. Even so, Chelsea and their Premier League peers deserve better than a VAR system that strips all thought and judgment from the officials.

For all the positives that came out of Chelsea’s spirited but ultimately fruitless performance against Liverpool, the club’s biggest problem only got worse.

Chelsea swapped Emerson for N'Golo Kante on their injury list on Sunday. The similarities between the two situations are unsettling.

Chelsea has yet to keep a clean sheet this season. But the defense is much closer to where it needs to be even as results are not showing it.

Jose Mourinho's latest comments are being spun every which way but they show he is a man who understands Chelsea even if he gives no benefit of the doubt.

Chelsea succumbed to defeat against Liverpool, the sixth of six opponents who have met that fate this season. Here are five things learned from the match.

Chelsea have more to improve on than can be counted on two hands and feet before we can even begin to think of success at this level.

Emerson and N'Golo Kante are back in Chelsea's lineup, which has Frank Lampard setting up the Blues in a 4-3-3, as they did against Liverpool in August.

With Chelsea and Liverpool intent on playing the game the right way, we can expect an afternoon of fireworks. Off the pitch, that goes without saying.

Liverpool have a five-game unbeaten run to open the Premier League season. If any club will cause them to let it slip away, it's Chelsea FC.

Chelsea once again faces off against Liverpool. The tactics are well known so what else is there to gleam from Jurgen Klopp's side?

Chelsea have several very young players in leading roles across the pitch. They should be assessed based on their age, and not their importance to the side.

Last season the responsibility fell on Chelsea to put an end to Manchester City's unbeaten run. This season they must do the same to Liverpool.

No, Jurgen, Frank Lampard is not going to start Chelsea's half-injured youth on Sunday, no matter how much smoke you blow up his Shed End.

Frank Lampard learned from the best how to deal with an opponent like Liverpool: park the bus, control the game, manufacture a Chelsea win any way you can.