Liverpool seems very sympathetic to me. They are a team I always enjoy watching in the Premier League. Actually, I didn't think they would have this much trouble against Chelsea, but I was wrong. While Chelsea was fighting for the cup with all their might, Liverpool did their best and scored a goal as the extra time of the match ended. If they hadn't scored, maybe they would have lost on penalties.
That's how Chelsea, when faced with big teams, can always balance themselves, just like when they played against Man City, their game became very attractive. The result was a loss, but in my opinion Chelsea were able to provide resistance from the first half to the second half. Mistakes made only at the last minute may have made Chelsea players shaken. Overall, Liverpool were definitely superior, but scoring 1 goal meant Klopp had difficulty breaking down Chelsea's defence.
What can be expected from Chelsea, the majority of which are young players at fantastic prices. I see why they always play well and are attractive when they meet big teams because they have a feeling of wanting to stand out and prove themselves.
But when they play against mediocre teams, it looks like they are only playing half-heartedly, even though currently they are also mediocre teams. This should be a special concern for the coaching team. Because if not, it is certain that their position will be stagnant.
To be honest, I really hope that Chelsea can return to being a terrible team in the EPL like the days of Lampard and Drogba. But maybe for now the Chelsea owner is more concerned with the business side.