"THERE'S Conor Bradley" was the chant from the Kop.
only one LIVERPOO Yet watching this game it felt like there was more than one on the Anfield pitch last night.
The Liverpool fans sang his name for the first time in response to his stunning display.
It won't be the last if he continues to deliver these performances.
Bradley created the first for Diogo Jota, then scored the second and set up the third for Dominic Szoboszlai as Liverpool put Chelsea to the sword to keep setting the pace in the Premier League title race.
He was just as good at the back, too. Luis Diaz got a fourth late on to make it a rout and ensure there was no fightback from Chelsea after a Christopher Nkunku consolation.
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