Liverpool’s Conor Bradley on his best moments against Chelsea

The Premier League is back with a bang! As the season heats up, this week’s action shifts to Anfield for a blockbuster clash between Liverpool and Chelsea.

Arne Slot’s Reds, currently leading the table, will be eager to maintain their top spot against a resurgent Blues side. Chelsea, on the other hand, will be looking to make a statement and secure a crucial victory at one of the most intimidating stadiums in English football.

This week, Liverpool right back Conor Bradley chats to us about his fondest memories of facing Chelsea.

“I’ve got two really good memories playing against Chelsea. Obviously I scored my first goal against them, and then we also won the Cup at Wembley against them as well, so yeah, two really good games, and two games I really enjoyed playing in.”

On his first goal in LFC’s’s 4-1 win against Chelsea:

“To be honest, it was just one of those nights where everything sort of goes your way, and with the goal and the two assists, it was just a perfect night and I couldn’t have dreamt of it going any better, to be honest. It was a really proud night for me and my family.”

On captain Virgil van Dijk’s winner against Chelsea in the Carabao Cup final:

“I think I went mental when Virgil scored. I think we all just ran out and everyone was hugging each other. It was wild, but such a special feeling winning my first trophy for the club, and something that will live with me forever.”

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