Chelsea will be eager to bounce back from a disappointing start to their European campaign.
A defeat at home in the Champions League against a Valencia side who just sacked their coach and suffered a heavy defeat to Barcelona last weekend.
They now face a Liverpool side hoping to be on the winning side of another two-horse race for the title this season.
We spoke with Andy Ha before Sunday's showdown:
Win, lose or draw?
Chelsea have already played Liverpool this season in the Super Cup, with a 2-2 draw in normal time a deserved result. A lot hinges on the fitness of Mason Mount, but the Blues can use their home advantage to eke out a point against a side who are looking to win six out of six league games. 1-1 draw.
A draw is 11/4 while a 1-1 correct score is 6/1.
First goalscorer?
Tammy Abraham is the focal point for Chelsea's attack and is in outstanding form, so he must be a strong shout to get on the scoresheet first.
He loves to score at the moment and is 11/2 to score first.
First card?
Cesar Azpilicueta will be majorly tested against Sadio Mane's pace, and the Spaniard could be in for a tough afternoon.
Michael Oliver's 10 yellow cards in the four matches he's officiated suggests he will be lenient with the cards.
Under 3.5 bookings is 7/10 .
Who is on penalties?
After the debacle on Tuesday night, Frank Lampard confirmed Ross Barkley is the club's first choice penalty taker. But if the midfielder isn't on the pitch, Jorginho is likely to resume spot kick duties.
Barkley is 17/4 to score anytime while Jorginho is 6/1 .
Will you keep a clean sheet?
Against a team of Liverpool's quality, it will be extremely tough - especially with Chelsea's relative problems in defence. Very unlikely.
Chelsea to not get a clean sheet is 2/13 and both teams to score is 1/2.
