Late-Drumroll Drama: Chelsea Snatches Win from Liverpool in Last-Gasp Twist

Late Drama in London as Chelsea Edge Liverpool

Chelsea grabbed a stoppage-time winner to beat Liverpool 2-1 in a heated Premier League clash. Assistant coach Willy Caballero said Enzo Marisca's spontaneous celebration after the decisive goal felt like a natural reaction to the match's intensity.

Marisca sprinted the length of the pitch in joy, and the celebration earned him a second yellow card for apparently provoking the away fans. Chelsea's win came in the seventh round, with substitute Estevao delivering the late strike that secured all three points.

Caballero told BBC that Enzo is fine and that the team is proud to have secured the points. He added that the players produced a strong performance and that the result can help them recover energy ahead of the international break.

Estevao's winner gave Chelsea a moment of lift and, according to Caballero, provides a huge boost in morale for the squad. The atmosphere at the stadium was electric, with the crowd fueling the late push.

Marc Cucurella, one of the stars of the day, said the victory did not happen by chance and reflected careful planning from the staff. He explained to BBC that Chelsea anticipated Liverpool's threat and exploited space on the right side as the match wore on.

Sturridge, the former Liverpool striker, suggested the result could be a turning point for Enzo Marisca and his players, noting that the win demonstrates Chelsea's potential to sustain this level weekly. Reactions from pundits on Sky Sports highlighted Enzo's effective leadership in his early days on the job.

The match also featured bookings for both managers, Enzo Marisca and Arne Slot, marking a rare moment in this season's Premier League. Chelsea's home form against Liverpool remains a strength, extending their unbeaten run to five games at home against the Reds, a streak not seen since the late 1990s and early 2000s.

In the broader context, injuries limited squad options, but Caballero stressed that the group remains resilient and focused on continuing their improvement. The win underscored Chelsea's belief in a young, developing side and provided a platform to push for consistency in the weeks ahead.

Punchline: If football had a diary, this match would be a cliffhanger—every page a new twist and a last-minute emoji of triumph.

Punchline 2: Chelsea celebrated with style, but the clock clearly holds the receipts; apparently even time wants a piece of the post-match party.