Chelsea secured a vital 3-1 victory over Liverpool at Stamford Bridge, reigniting their push for Champions League qualification. Enzo Fernández struck early, putting the hosts ahead within three minutes, before a defensive mix-up led to a Jarell Quansah own goal to double Chelsea’s lead. Although Virgil van Dijk narrowed the gap late on, Cole Palmer coolly converted a stoppage-time penalty—his first goal in 18 games—to seal the result. Named man of the match, Palmer’s performance helped Chelsea snap a seven-year home league drought against Liverpool and climb to fifth in the table, keeping their top-four ambitions alive. That plus much more PL action reviewed, here on this episode of Just For Kicks.

<p>Chelsea secured a vital 3-1 victory over Liverpool at Stamford Bridge, reigniting their push for Champions League qualification. Enzo Fernández struck early, putting the hosts ahead within three minutes, before a defensive mix-up led to a Jarell Quansah own goal to double Chelsea’s lead. Although Virgil van Dijk narrowed the gap late on, Cole Palmer coolly converted a stoppage-time penalty—his first goal in 18 games—to seal the result. Named man of the match, Palmer’s performance helped Chelsea snap a seven-year home league drought against Liverpool and climb to fifth in the table, keeping their top-four ambitions alive. That plus much more PL action reviewed, here on this episode of Just For Kicks.</p>

New name, but same old fun! Join Kam Raslan and the football pundits on Just for Kicks as they take you through the weekend's football action, news and previews of games in the English Premier League and beyond.

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