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Klopp braces for Chelsea test

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n • Jurgen Klopp warned ifk Premier Liverpool on Friday to ’■r League brace for a fierce fight with
the Chelsea youngsters that remind him of the thrilling Borussia Dortmund sides.
Klopp, whose Premier League leaders take on Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, built a dynamic team in his seven years at Dortmund fuelled by gifted prodigies including Mario Goetze, Nuri Sahin, Shinji Kagawa and Robert Lewandowski.
He sees more than a few similarities between Dortmund teams that won the Bundesliga in consecutive seasons and reached the Champions final in 2013, and the way Chelsea boss Frank Lampard has put his faith in the Blues's kids.
"It's a really exciting team, it reminds me a little bit of my team at Dortmund years back
new manager to give the youngsters an opportunity that was hard to come by in previous years of big spending by the Blues.
Abraham already has seven goals this season, while Mount is hopeful of featuring this weekend after recovering from an ankle injury suffered in Tuesday's Champions League defeat against Valencia.
Liverpool head to Chelsea having won all of their opening five league matches but with only one away win against top six opposition in their previous 12 attempts.
Despite his praise for Chelsea's young tyros, Klopp must fancy his chances of ending that frustrating streak against a team still looking for their first home win under Lampard.
Liverpool had their Own midweek blip in the Champions League, with a 2-0 loss at Napoli bringing the holders back down to earth after their superb start to the domestic season. But Klopp's
when they were really young, even younger than this Chelsea team," Klopp said.
"People always talked about how young they are but they only played because they were that good, they didn't play because they were that young.
"They brought in Christian Pulisic in the summer and all the players around him have the same value - Tammy Abraham, Mason Mount, (Callum) Hudson-Odoi.
"A good team, all my respect. They are a proper contender for pretty much everything."
Academy graduates Abraham, Mount and Fikayo Tomori have all enjoyed strong starts to Lampard's first season in charge, with Chelsea's transfer ban forcing their
team sit five points clear of champions Manchester City thanks to their perfect start.
The Reds have already beaten Chelsea on penalties to win the European Super Cup after a 2-2 draw in Istanbul in August.
"There are different ways to win away games, we have to find a way to find one," Klopp said.
"We go there to get a result, you can't go to Chelsea and have a guarantee that you are going to win the game, they are just too strong for that.
“I think in 2016, we won against all of the top six and had all of the problems. Now we are much more successful winning all the other games."