JOHN TERRY trolled Liverpool as he questioned whether any team will ever beat Chelsea’s unbeaten home record.
The Reds’ 68-game streak came to an end on Wednesday night as Jurgen Klopp’s side lost 1-0 to Burnley at Anfield.
It was Liverpool’s first defeat on home soil in the Premier League since April 2017.
As a result, Chelsea’s 86-game run from March 2004 to October 2008 is still the record.
Stamford Bridge icon Terry, 40, decided to remind his fans of that on Wednesday night.
Speaking on Instagram, he said: “86 Games. 4 Years Unbeaten At Home @chelseafc 
“Some record this is, it’s only when you retire and appreciate how good Liverpool have been to even get close to it.
“Will This Ever Be Beaten?”
Terry shared an animated image of himself, Didier Drogba, Frank Lampard and Mourinho.
The picture showed the foursome guarding a castle with ’86’ printed on bright blue flags.
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He also shared a throwback snap of himself at Stamford Bridge, where he played from 1998 until 2017.
Alongside it, he wrote: “Best and longest home record remains @Chelseafc. 86 games over 4 years.”
But the defeat to Burnley has piled the pressure on Liverpool manager Klopp.
The reigning champions are now without a win in their last five top-flight matches.
As things stand, the Reds are six points behind league leaders Manchester United.
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