Welcome into the latest edition of ESPNSC. I'm Dan Thomas, joined the studio today by Craig

Berlion, Stevie Nickle. Look at them enthralled after an extraordinary match of Stanford Bridge

which finished Chelsea Nill, Liverpool Nill. No, it wasn't one of those good Nill Nills either.

It was a terrible match. In the end, it is a point of peace. Liverpool's hopes, surely

now, are qualifying for the top four over, considering the performances they put in at

late. They'd come in and they'd sit eight in the table, seven a drift of spurs in fourth.

Meanwhile, Chelsea can't even get into the top ten still. They remain 11 with that point

nine player over Crystal Palace. Frank LeBuff joined us as well after watching that 90 minutes.

It was interesting. The table they asked in Vella who have gone above Liverpool, Sack,

Stephen Gerard, I don't know how long into the season because they were worried about

relegation. They were worried about relegation and they're above Liverpool. I think that

kind of sums it up. Look, we were talking to you on the game. Heirham's care and frantic

stuff, lack of composure. Let's look from a Chelsea perspective, being at home. It's gone

beyond embarrassing how abysmal they are in the penalty box. Quite frankly, players of

their ilk on their salaries of their standard continually unable to do the basics. I'm

thinking, I'm watching Tim O'Vearner again. I thought Tim O'Vearner was bad when he

gets sent back to Germany because the ball was bubbling off him and he was falling over

and he was skying over the bar. They've just taken the bat and then ran with it. I mean,

Joe Felix does some really good things up until they edge the box and then it's all

the fault of us from in Cai Havards. I'm sorry, I know he pops up every now and again

with an important goal. But there's just no consistency. So, you know, plus point and

goal of canty back in, you know, Reese James again, keeping the right side going, one or two

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