Liverpool’s nightmare week just went from bad to worse — and this time, the heartbreak came deep into stoppage time. Chelsea’s young sensation Estevão struck late to hand the Reds a third straight defeat in just eight days, leaving Arne Slot and his men searching for answers before the international break.The Premier League champions had already stumbled against Crystal Palace and in midweek European action, and their trip to Stamford Bridge offered no reprieve.💥 Early Shock from CaicedoThe Blues drew first blood early on through Moises Caicedo, whose thunderous 20-yard strike left Liverpool’s debuting keeper Giorgi Mamardashvili with no chance. The Ecuadorian’s long-range effort tore into the top corner, igniting the home crowd.😡 VAR Chaos and Maresca’s FuryMoments later, chaos erupted when Alejandro Garnacho was bundled over in the box by Dominik Szoboszlai — only for VAR to wave play on. The decision left Enzo Maresca furious, earning him a yellow card after a heated exchange on the touchline.🔄 Slot’s Tactical Shake-UpLiverpool struggled to find rhythm, prompting Arne Slot to make bold second-half changes. Florian Wirtz, Curtis Jones, and Andy Robertson were all introduced as the Reds tried to claw their way back into the contest.⚠️ Chelsea’s Injury Woes Pile UpIt wasn’t all good news for the hosts — Chelsea suffered yet another defensive blow as Benoît Badiashile and Josh Acheampong both limped off, forcing Reece James to slot in at centre-back and Romeo Lavia to fill the gaps.🎯 Isak’s Moment of MagicLiverpool finally hit back when Alexander Isak produced a moment of brilliance — or perhaps luck — flicking the ball into the path of Cody Gakpo, who made no mistake from close range. For a brief moment, the Reds looked poised to turn things around.⚡ Estevão’s Late Strike Breaks Liverpool HeartsBut just as the match looked destined for a draw, the final act belonged to Chelsea’s teenage star. In the 96th minute, Marc Cucurella whipped in a perfect low cross, and Estevão darted past Robertson to tap home the winner. The celebrations were wild — so wild that Maresca was sent off for sprinting down the touchline in pure euphoria.Liverpool left the capital empty-handed yet again, with questions mounting and tempers flaring. A title charge that once looked promising is suddenly teetering — and the international break can’t come soon enough. 😬💔
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