Chelsea may have dispensed with the services of Graham Potter, but early evidence suggests that they are going to need more than a new manager to solve their biggest problem of this season: scoring goals.
The Blues were again profligate in front of goal during their 0-0 draw with Liverpool, with Kai Havertz and Mateo Kovacic the main culprits on another night that proved that a new central striker is a must in the transfer market this summer.
Liverpool, meanwhile, can feel fortunate to have come away with a point from west London, as Jurgen Klopp's much-changed team did little to inspire hope that they can end the campaign on a high and qualify for European football next season.
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They were once again indebted to Alisson Becker, and remain eighth in the table after the stalemate, with Chelsea four points behind them in 11th, though the Blues have played a game more.
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