Liverpool began the second half confident in their impressive record of not losing any of their previous 146 home league games when leading at halftime. However, just four minutes in, Nicolas Jackson broke through their defense to level the scores after an overturned offside call. The joy for Chelsea was short-lived, as Mohamed Salah's superb inswinging cross found Curtis Jones, who timed his run perfectly to restore Liverpool's lead just three minutes later. With Anfield buzzing, Liverpool's solid defense stifled a series of Chelsea attacks, and as the game progressed, the tempo dropped. Liverpool manager Slot introduced Alexis Mac Allister and Joe Gomez to help secure the win, while Chelsea's substitutions failed to spark any meaningful chances, allowing Liverpool to comfortably see out the match.