Chelsea v Liverpool, Premier League 2014/15: Where to watch live, preview, betting odds and possible XI

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Jose Mourinho has admitted that he is sad to see Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard leaving the Premier League. Getty Images

Liverpool travel to Stamford Bridge to take on newly crowned champions Chelsea on Sunday, 10 May.

Where to Watch Live

Kick-off is set for 4pm BST. Live TV coverage is available on Sky Sports 1 and Sky Sports 1 HD. Live Radio coverage is available on BBC Radio 5Live.

Catch the highlights of the game on Match of the Day on BBC One and BBC One HD at 10:20pm BST.

Overview

Liverpool will perform a guard of honour ahead of their clash against Chelsea to appreciate the newly-crowned Premier League champions.

Jose Mourinho's team have been the best this season and were deservedly crowned champions when they beat Crystal Palace last week.

The Portuguese boss has made it clear that his team will not take their foot off the pedal and will look to win all their remaining matches to end the season on a high.

Liverpool come into the game knowing that a loss will put an end to their slim hopes of qualifying for the Champions League next season.

Brendan Rodgers will hope that his team can gain some momentum ahead of the final two clashes of the season with a win against the champions, as they chase Manchester United for the fourth place in the league.

The Reds will have to rely on their midfielders if they are to have any chances as they are currently short of options up-front due to injuries to Daniel Sturridge and Mario Balotelli.

Rodgers has never beaten his former Chelsea colleague Mourinho and will hope he can overturn that on Sunday evening.

What Managers Say

Jose Mourinho [on Steven Gerrard]: "My dear enemy, he has made me a better manager because to stop him has been very difficult. I am very sad this is the last time I will face him. He's done an amazing career with his people. He refused to play in other big clubs, other big leagues, to play only for Liverpool and this is a feeling that stays together."

Brendan Rodgers: "They deserve to be champions. It's not something the players would like to do but we are a team and a club that has class and dignity, so we will do it and go straight into the game. Hopefully there will be a spur. That is natural."

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