MORATA OR MANE? HAZARD OR SALAH? - LIVERPOOL VS CHELSEA COMBINED XI

The two Premier League heavyweights go head to head at Andfield on Saturday, yet which of the accessible players merit a place in the best joined XI?

Neither Liverpool nor Chelsea have possessed the capacity to reliably locate their best shape so far this season, however the signs are there we could be in for a great when they meet today.

Liverpool's four-coordinate winning run arrived at an end in midweek as they let a three goal lead slip against Sevilla, however surely going ahead Jurgen Klopps has a standout amongst the most fearsome groups in the Premier League available to him.

Chelsea, in the interim, have faltered on occasion in the guard of their alliance crown, yet after two 4-0 away wins in seven days they touch base on Merseyside in fine shape.

Be that as it may, which players accessible for determination from the two sides would make a joined XI judged on their shape so far this season? Objective picks its top pick determination beneath...

THIBAUT COURTOIS (Chelsea):

While neither Courtois or Simon Mignolet has been getting it done so far this term, the Blues goalkeeper shades it in front of his Belgium partner having kept six Premier League clean sheets while he has now not yielded in the class for over a month.

JOE GOMEZ (Liverpool):

Despite just having made a modest bunch of best flight appearances, the previous Charlton safeguard's shape has seen him influence his England to make a big appearance as of now this crusade, and it would not be a stun if he somehow happened to make Gareth Southgate's squad for the World Cup in Russia.

ANDREAS CHRISTENSEN (Chelsea):

With Gary Cahill, David Luiz, Antonio Rudiger every single battling, call for Christensen to be given general begins are beginning to increment in volume. One of the finest youthful focus moves in Europe, it would not be a stun to see Antonio Conte reestablish him to the XI on Sunday after he was forgotten against Qarabag in midweek.

[ALSO READ] : CHELSEA AFTER NEW PREMIER LEAGUE STAR AND SERIE A STARS

CESAR AZPILICUETA (Chelsea):

Suffered a slight break in his execution level amid October, yet the Spain universal is again returning to his best, with his assaulting play having enhanced significantly. His objective in the prevail upon Watford was critical to get Antonio Conte's side back on track while his association with comrade Alvaro Morata keeps on prospering.

TRENT ALEXANDER-ARNOLD (Liverpool):

Another youth who has prospered for the Reds, Alexander-Arnold is especially viable while going ahead and conveying balls into the crate. Still has some work to do protectively yet is absolutely one of the brightest youthful full-backs crosswise over Europe.

MARCOS ALONSO (Chelsea):

Remains as steady as ever on the left-hand side for Chelsea, and it keeps on puzzling that he has not been remunerated for his shape with a ring to the Spain squad. Demonstrating that Conte's fizzled move for Alex Sandro was not the apocalypse for the Premier League champions.

CESC FABREGAS (Chelsea):

Fabregas has kept on demonstrating why Chelsea were so quick to keep him notwithstanding when he was out of support last season. Playing in a somewhat more profound part than beforehand in his profession, the Spaniard stays one of the finest footballers the Premier League brings to the table, with many contrasting his latest change with that of Andrea Pirlo under Conte at Juventus.

PHILIPPE COUTINHO (Liverpool):

After all the hypothesis in regards to his future over the late spring, Coutinho has demonstrated his head isn't exactly in Barcelona yet with a progression of amazing showcases. Playing in a more pulled back midfield part generally this season, the Brazil universal stays one of the Premier League's best playmakers.

MOHAMED SALAH (Liverpool):

Heads into Saturday's conflict against his previous side as the Premier League's best goalscorer having effectively gotten on nine events in the class since his landing in Anfield. Keeps on showing signs of improvement as he develops into his new club and a genuine contender for a large group of end of season prizes.

EDEN HAZARD (Chelsea)

: Remains the lynchpin at Stamford Bridge, with Chelsea's best shows this season obviously coming when Hazard has been at the highest point of his diversion. Has been in dazzling type recently, with his execution against West Brom a week ago outstanding amongst other Premier League fans have seen this season.

ALVARO MORATA (Chelsea):

The late spring marking from Real Madrid has effectively discovered the net on nine events in all rivalries, and his association with Hazard looks set to be a standout amongst the most fearsome crosswise over Europe in front of the second 50% of the battle. Scores a wide range of objectives, making him a standout amongst the best advances in the amusement.

Do we have it right? Is there somebody missing from our XI that merits a place? Have your say in the remarks beneath!