Liverpool: Steven Gerrard has admitted that he felt like he was "heading for suicide watch" after the infamous slip that effectively cost Liverpool the 2013-14 Premier League title. Liverpool, who were on an 11-game winning streak, were dramatically beaten by Chelsea at Anfield, with Demba Ba opening the scoring just before half-time. Fernando Torres then sealed the hosts' fate by sealing a 2-0 win for the visitors in the closing stages. The pivotal moment of the game - and indeed the title race - had been Ba's opener, which had come after Gerrard had dramatically slipped while attempting to take possession of the ball some 40 yards from his own goal. Gerrard has said in his new book, "I felt numb, like I had lost someone in my family. It was as if my whole quarter of a century at this football club poured out of me. I did not even try to stem the silent tears as the events of the afternoon played over and over again in my head... "I had wanted to win it with Liverpool for so long that, now it had gone again, I could not hold my emotion in check. "I beat myself up. My head was all over the place. I had lived through many great moments in my career and achieved success" "I had wanted to win it with Liverpool for so long that, now it had gone again, I could not hold my emotion in check." He later states "it seemed like I was heading for suicide watch" @sportscupboardhq @sportscupboard #football #soccer #bayernmunich #fcbayern #gotze #zlatan #ibrahimovic #ucl #barca #neymar #messi #suarez #realmadrid #halamadrid #ronaldo #bale #benzema #mls #juventus #pogba #bvb #reus #championsleague #YNWA #premierleague #lagalaxy #liverpool #chelseafc #gerrard by sportscupboardhq