Europa League: Chelsea have a 'world class' goalkeeper in an epic 2-2

According to Trent Alexander-Arnold, Chelsea have a "world-class" goalkeeper who has been impressed by his performance at Liverpool.

The Blues scored two goals in the Premier League on Sunday for an epic 2-2 match against Liverpool, who shared the spoils of the game.

Jurgen Klopp didn't have goalkeeper Alisson first choice, so Kaymin Kelleher played for the team in his absence, and in Chelsea's game at Stamford Bridge he made a commendable performance to keep his team in the game. 'They probably have more goals than we do, especially in our defensive third place and inside and outside the box, but we defended well and didn't give them too many chances.

'He had two world-class saves in the first half and the second half when he needed the grass people, he has taken Ali's place and did a good job today.' It's a credit to him, but we defended well and didn't give them too many chances, and we had better chances in the second half. 'But when you face a world-class team with world-class goalkeepers, he makes world-class saves. So, like I said, I think every point is fair. “

The England international felt complacent after his side took a 2-0 lead over Sadio Mane and Salah, with Thomas Tuccier's players counter-attacking with sublime Matteo Kovac and Christian Pulisic before the first half. He added: "We started well, that's what we're going to do, we have a game plan and we did it in the first half. ”

'Maybe not everything we started doing, but we scored two goals very early. 2:0 was clearly what we wanted, and then in the 5 to 10 minutes of the first half we took our feet off the throttle and got them back. 'The first goal, no one pointing fingers in the dressing room, you can't do anything about them, a world-class hit." "The second one, there were a couple of mistakes that were avoidable, but they took the chance, we got our chance." At the end of the day, it's a fair and equitable issue. “