Liverpool are about to face Chelsea away after two consecutive defeats. Liverpool midfielder Ryan Gravenberch told the club's official website before the game that the team is ready to respond to the doubters with action.

Gravenberch admitted: "It's not a good feeling to lose two games in a row to a team like Liverpool. But we have carefully analyzed the problem and now Chelsea is waiting for us. We will prepare for this game and do everything we can to win it."

Liverpool's recent performances against Crystal Palace and Galatasaray have been inconsistent, with the team failing to capitalize on the chances they created. Gravenberch believes the team needs to persevere: "Sometimes luck isn't on your side, but we still created a lot of chances, we just didn't capitalize. I'm confident we can regain our rhythm and get over this slump."

Talking about the upcoming opponent, Gravenberch expressed respect for Chelsea, but remained confident: "We know Chelsea is a strong team with many good players. It will be a difficult game, but we will be well prepared. I have never played at Stamford Bridge, so I am really looking forward to it."

Gravenberch also offered encouragement to goalkeeper Giorgi Mamdashvili, who is about to make his Premier League debut: "Alisson's injury is a loss for us, but Giorgi has excellent ability and he performed well in training. I am sure he will do well."

Finally, Gravenberch emphasized that the team has only one goal: to end the gloom with victory: "We will give everything for this victory and go all out. As long as we are well prepared and united, we can prove ourselves again."