Bellamy and Mata top pass stats
Craig Bellamy and Juan Mata topped the accuracy charts for their respective sides on Sunday - keep reading for more on this and the rest of the stats from Liverpool's 2-1 triumph at Stamford Bridge courtesy of Opta.
Chelsea had 19 shots to Liverpool's nine - but both sides managed to place three on target.
Of Liverpool's three shots on target, two were executed by Glen Johnson.
John Terry had the most touches with 97. For Liverpool, Charlie Adam was involved most with 70 touches.
Liverpool had to settle for 42.5 per cent of possession.
Pepe Reina played 22 passes with an accuracy of 59.1 per cent; Petr Cech played 14 passes and his accuracy was 100 per cent. But delve deeper into these stats and you find that Reina was far more ambitious with the ball - with 59.1 per cent of his passes classed as 'long' compared with Cech's 14.3 per cent.
Chelsea's defenders were more accurate in the pass than Liverpool's, with Ashley Cole (91.2 per cent) and Terry (90.6 per cent) finding their teammates most consistently. Daniel Agger was the best passer among our back four with an accuracy of 85.3 per cent.
In midfield, it was a tale of two Brazilians in terms of accuracy. Ramires found a blue shirt with 91.4 per cent of his passes. Lucas Leiva was Liverpool's most precise midfielder on 88.6 per cent.
It was two forwards who topped the accuracy table among starters for their respective sides. Mata played more passes than any other forward on the pitch (45) and they reached their target on 95.6 per cent of occasions. Bellamy was the most accurate of Liverpool's starters with 88.9 per cent of passes completed.
Johnson drew the most fouls for Liverpool (three) and Dirk Kuyt prompted the most whistles (three).
Liverpool won 54.9 per cent of 'duels' - though it was Chelsea who prevailed in the aerial battle (66.7 per cent).
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