Predicting a Chelsea team to play at Anfield.
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has games coming up thick and fast this season as his side challenge for four honours, and this is how he may alter his team to play Liverpool on Tuesday…
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GK: Petr Cech
Although Thibaut Courtois returned to the bench for this weekend’s game at Swansea City, he may not yet be ready to start for Chelsea, with Petr Cech doing well in his absence.
DR: Branislav Ivanovic
Tireless and committed in all the big games, Branislav Ivanovic is surely one who won’t be rested for this big game at Anfield.
DL: Filipe Luis
Playing well after a run in the team of late, Filipe Luis could continue as first choice left-back for this important fixture.
DC: Gary Cahill
Surely too important to rest at any point, Gary Cahill is likely to start for Chelsea against Liverpool and could captain the side.
DC: Kurt Zouma
With the ageing John Terry in need of the occasional rest, Kurt Zouma could get a chance to play from the start here alongside Cahill.
MC: John Obi Mikel
A very capable backup player, John Obi Mikel could come in for Nemanja Matic as Chelsea’s main defensive midfielder for this game.
MC: Ramires
Perhaps replacing Cesc Fabregas in midfield, Ramires could get a run-out here after finding playing time harder to come by this season.
AMR: Willian
A quality player who always puts in the effort and steps up in the big games, Willian is another key player likely to keep his starting place for this game.
AML: Andre Schurrle
Starting in place of Eden Hazard, who is a candidate to be rested, Andre Schurrle could take a place on the left-hand side of Chelsea’s attack.
AMC: Oscar
Undroppable at the moment after his superb form, Oscar may continue as Chelsea’s main playmaker for the trip to Anfield.
FC: Loic Remy
As Diego Costa could be another big name rested, Loic Remy may get a chance to impress against the club who nearly signed him in the summer.
