LONDON, ENGLAND - Sunday, May 10, 2015: Liverpool's captain Steven Gerrard leads his side out to face Chelsea before the Premier League match at Stamford Bridge. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

“Decent performance, but lack of goals as ever” – Liverpool fans react to 1-1 draw with Chelsea

Liverpool and Chelsea shared the spoils at Stamford Bridge on Sunday afternoon. We round-up the best of the social media reaction from the game.

LONDON, ENGLAND - Sunday, May 10, 2015: Liverpool's captain Steven Gerrard celebrates scoring the first equalising goal against Chelsea during the Premier League match at Stamford Bridge. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

On a day when the Reds’ Champions League hopes were officially extinguished, it was at least nice to see Brendan Rodgers’ side produce a spirited display.

Admittedly, Chelsea looked like a side who had spent the week taking it easy, but responding from a deficit at Stamford Bridge is always very tough regardless.

Steven Gerrard levelled up John Terry’s early header just before half-time, and that’s how the scoreline remained in what was an entertaining game.

The most memorable moment of the afternoon was seeing Gerrard applauded off the pitch by many Blues supporters, which given the rivalry between the two clubs over the last decade or so, was nice to see.

Liverpool now have dead rubbers against Crystal Palace and Stoke City to end their 2014/15 campaign, before signing off for the summer and focussing on improving next season.

Here is how social media reacted both during and after the game:

‘theres always tomorrow’ on the forum:

Sums up the season. Lots of endeavour and no finish. Need to sort it out in the summer. Make us dream FSG.

https://twitter.com/M_Sweeting/status/597445604374085632

https://twitter.com/Craig_Rimmer/status/597444553705168896

‘Mascot88’ on the forum:

I thought we were great today, aside from where it actually mattered.

We cannot score goals. Address that and we’re fine.

https://twitter.com/MostarLFC/status/597445395644485632

‘ILLOK’ on the forum:

Lallana, Sterling and Coutinho linked up well for a bit in that second half. Most of our best football came when those three were on the pitch at the same time, even if they lack some ruthlessness. Lambert just doesn’t fit, Can is not a right back.

https://twitter.com/jacklusby_/status/597437176163508224

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