The home side, led by manager Arne Slot, made a strong start, with Mohamed Salah converting an early penalty to give his team the lead against his former club.
Chelsea, determined to fight back, found their equaliser shortly after the halftime break through Nicolas Jackson, who capitalized on a momentary lapse in Liverpool's defense.
However, Liverpool responded quickly, as Curtis Jones netted a decisive goal to restore their advantage.
Former Chelsea winger, Mohamed Salah was named the man of the match after his outstanding performance against Enzo Maresca’s Chelsea at Anfield, according to the Premier League.
The Egyptian attacker played a huge role in the Merseyside outfit win as he produced an assist for the winning goal and also scoring from the penalty spot.
During the course of the game, he registered 56% accurate passes, created two chances, had two shots at goal and 46 touches, while also contributing defensively as he made 6 ball recoveries and 1 interception.
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