Chelsea vs Liverpool: Jurgen Klopp praises Frank Lampard
Chelsea and Liverpool meet at Stamford Bridge in the fifth round of the FA Cup. This will be the first meeting between the clubs in the competition since the 2012 final, which Chelsea won 2-1.
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What has been said?
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard: “It's Liverpool, our fans are coming to see us in the FA Cup trying to overturn the best team in the land.
“It doesn't mean I might not change a couple of people, I think there might be something for freshness of legs or a couple of little different options.
“But I won't pick a team casually where I'm giving minutes. I'm treating it with the care I would any Premier League game.”
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“It's the last 16 of the FA Cup and we want to go through. That's the plan.”
What time does Chelsea vs Liverpool kick-off?
The FA Cup fifth-round clash kicks off at 7.45pm GMT.
What TV channel is Chelsea vs Liverpool on?
Fans can watch live coverage of the FA Cup tie on BBC One throughout the UK.
Chelsea vs Liverpool: How will the action unfold? (Image: GETTY)
If you live outside of the UK, head here to see how to watch FA Cup action in your country.
Can I live stream Chelsea vs Liverpool?
As the FA Cup game is live on the BBC, fans will be able to stream the action for free.
This can be done using the BBC iPlayer app or by visiting the BBC Sport website.
The app can be downloaded across a host of devices such as mobile phones, tablets, Smart TVs and games consoles.
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Chelsea vs Liverpool latest odds
A spokesperson for thepools.com said: "Liverpool have beaten Chelsea in their last three meetings, including a 2-1 win in the league in September. The hosts have been finalists in two of the last three seasons, and beat Liverpool on their last Wembley visit in the 2012 final.
"However recent form fancies the Premier League leaders; Chelsea have won just two in eight, without a clean sheet, and despite an apparent wobble and six goals conceded in three, the Reds have 37 points from 42 away in the league.