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Liverpool vs Crystal Palace: Live updates, Dan Kennett’s match report

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ANFIELD in Liverpool — Liverpool’s slow start to the Premier League season continued as they were held to 1-1 draw. That is, by Crystal Palace following a red card handed out to the summer arrival Darwin Nunez.

The Reds were already losing ground to title contenders Manchester City on the opening day of the season. Furthermore, dropped two points when they played to a spirited draw against the newly-promoted Fulham.

Their return to Anfield witnessed another slip-up which leaves them four points further behind Pep Guardiola’s champions. Exactly, after two games remaining.

It could, in all likelihood have been more difficult for the hosts. Beaten by a cool Wilfried Zaha goal, as we are talking about the hosts. That is, at the break of a half they had won.

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Thus, The task was difficult due to Nunez’s insanity headbutt. Hence, against Joachim Andersen. For an early bath, being taken to the hospital. Something, which rightly led to him.

Then, a stunning Luis Diaz solo goal salvaged. Obviously, one goal for Jurgen Klopp’s team. That is, in the second period. However, it’s not something the manager will cherish.

Liverpool vs. Crystal Palace final score

1H 2H Final
Liverpool 0 1 1
Crystal Palace 1 0 1

Goals: 
PAL — WILFRIED ZAHA (JAMES MILNER) — 32nd min.

LIV — LUIS DIAZ (JAMES MILNER) — 61st min.

No excuse for Nunez after headbutt madness:

It’s tempting to refer to the headbutt. Something, that resulted in his red card as one of pure madness. However, that would ignore the fact that Nunez Uruguayan only came into contact with Andersen. That is, on the second occasion. In an all-inclusive Premier League debut for his new club at Anfield Nunez. He lost his wits in an unimaginable manner as he headed at his opponent two times quickly. That also, with the referee Paul Tierney close by.

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However, if he was feeling regret when his red card first displayed will only get worse. Determined, and motivated obviously as his team members. That is, to win in the final minutes. Even, though they were numerically behind. However, The Reds probably would have prevailed had they not been in such a position for so long. The team’s major summer purchase should be mindful of when the time comes. Ironically, That you need to be cool during a difficult game.

Does it? Is the Premier League title race over already?

It’s absurd to think that something has been settled. Precisely, just two games into the start of a brand new Premier League season.

However, that doesn’t mean Manchester City’s lead of four points over their long-running title-chasing rivals isn’t an enormous advantage. Thus, regardless of the season. Both teams consistently scored over 90 points in order to pass these silverware pieces. Specifically, in recent seasons. Since, they rarely fail to make mistakes.

So that, whether two games are played or out. Liverpool have already given themselves a hill to climb in the hopes of regaining their dominance Pep Guardiola’s squad.

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Luis Diaz delivers again for Jurgen Klopp:

Sadio Mane’s stint of six months as a centre-forward. Prior to leaving Liverpool has led to Nunez being widely touted as his replacement. But , in reality that the Senegalese has only been pushed out of his left-wing position in the last season. Due to the impressive appearance of January’s signing Luis Diaz.

One of the most positives for the Reds in a gloomy night. Hence, the Colombian proved that he stands every chance to keep his excellent start to the season. Thus, by scoring a stunning strike that won him a piece of the rewards. No matter what the rest of the season will bring for Klopp’s team. Obviously, Diaz is certain to play a significant role.

Liverpool against. Crystal Palace as it happened:

Full-time: Liverpool 1-1 Crystal Palace – All gone at Anfield and that’s two points lost for Liverpool who’s title charges have led to the most of a bad start. What a different scenario could have gone. Darwin Nunez not picked up an unneeded red card.

90 minutes: five minutes extra and Palace are holding on despite having a numerical advantage.

89 minutes: Fabio Carvalho whistles a shot over the goal in the 89th minute as Liverpool continue to press.

78 minutes: Palace should be back in the lead, but Zaha cannot miss his left side of the goalpost as the ball is thrown by Zaha. ball towards his backstick. So unlucky!

Three substitutes are on the sidelines for the visitors are now available. Three subs for the visitors now. Including, Chris Richards, Luka Milivojevic and Will Huges entering the fray.

Liverpool In the meantime add Fabio Carvalho to replace Harvey Elliott.


70 minutes: Salah’s flick catches Alexander-Arnold’s shot in the back, but it’s a full-back’s final that is high, wide, and then into to Kop end.

64 minutes: Klopp reacts by looking at his bench as Jordan Henderson, Joe Gomez and Kostas Tsimikas stepping in to take over James Milner, Nat Phillips and Andy Robertson respectively.

61 minutes: GOAL! Liverpool 1-1 Crystal Palace (Diaz) – Game is underway? Luis Diaz goes on a wild run to the left, before hitting an amazing shot into the post at the far end, just beyond Guaita’s pathetic diving. The ten players of Liverpool are on the same level!

57 minutes: SENT OFF! Liverpool is fighting for their lives in the coming minutes. Darwin Nunez receives his marching orders to headbutt Joachim Andersen as the pair fight following a exchanging of insults. It’s a little silly from the Uruguayan who could have hurt his team’s chance of regaining their place after this.

A MOMENT OF MADNESS:

52 minutes: 53 minutes Anfield crowd is already frustrated as Liverpool struggle in the first phases of the second period. Palace playing their best.

46 minutes: The match gets back on track on Anfield with Liverpool needing to find a different way to make a change.

45+3mins: HALFTIME: Liverpool 0-1 Crystal Palace (Zaha 32′) – Wilfried Zaha’s goal is a dividing point for the teams in the first half; could Liverpool’s title defense be dealt another early setback?


45+2mins Elliott is a bit off to Nunez while his scratched end is a loop around Guaita… But he comes back from the post! Also, Van Dijk completely skews his attempted following-up, in the process as Palace remain in their lead.

39 minutes: Diaz in the book for a smug tug on Ayew’s shirt following being evicted. Liverpool now becoming frustrated after dominating for such long periods of the first half, only to find themselves in the back.

32mins: GOAL! Liverpool 0. Crystal Palace (32′ Zaha) The goal was scored by 32′ Zaha. Vieira will certainly say his plan is working today!

Zaha eludes Zaha over the Liverpool offside trap and latches on to a ball in behind by Eze and then coolly smacks the ball into the left side, sending the opposition side into awe. It’s a fantastic finish!

29mins: A fantastic strike by Alexander-Arnold enables Salah to shoot goalwards, however his attempt is weak and can be easily saved.

It’s all Liverpool however in the event that the score remains as that it currently is Patrick Vieira would argue that his strategy is working.

22mins Salah is able to run onto an Alexander-Arnold pass and expands the bodies… however, it’s not enough , and Salah sidefoots the ball over on the opposite side of the goalpost.

Liverpool is in charge, however Palace are doing enough to keep them out at present.

17mins: A first-ever test for the surprise debutant Nat Phillips as the dangerous Zaha is trying to take advantage of the space behind him, but is snubbed by the Liverpool man who steps in to grab the ball.

9 minutes: Liverpool are in a dominant state in the early hours and they get close as Harvey Elliott drops a shoulder and shoots away after grabbing onto an unintentional ball. But he’s blocked by a superb block and Palace keep their grip.

1 minute: Wilfried Zaha gets things going in the name of Crystal Palace.

10 minutes until kickoff: The atmosphere is growing beautifully at Anfield. It speaks volumes about the standard of the last Premier League title races that it’s almost as if Liverpool aren’t able to afford another consecutive slip-up when they’re trying going to be a threat to Manchester City.

30 minutes until kickoff time 30 minutes to kickoff: With both Roberto Firmino and Joel Matip not playing because of injuries that have recurred, Liverpool now have nine players waiting on the sidelines.

Alongside the mentioned pair, Thiago Alcantara, Ibrahima Konate, Curtis Jones, Diogo Jota, Caoimhin Kelleher, Calvin Ramsay and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain also are not in action.

40 minutes until kickoff. having a massive impact from the bench in a tough day at Fulham, Liverpool in Fulham, Darwin Nunez gets the choice up front today.

The Uruguayan performed well at this venue in the last time he played for Benfica and Benfica. Can he do the same thing in the red shirt?

1 hour before start:

Here’s what’s on the Crystal Palace starting line-up, that includes the former Red Nathaniel Clyne.


1 hour prior to kickoff:

A surprise debut with Nat Phillips, with Joe Gomez being deemed adequate for the bench in the event that Joel Matip and Ibou Konate both miss out through injury.

1 hour 10 mins to the start of the game: Liverpool have won their last five games against Crystal Palace at Anfield in the Premier League but it is important to remember that the visitors today were once an unpopular team to their hosts. In the period between 2015 and 2017 the Eagles have won three times in a bounce at the stadium during the top-flight.

One hour and 30 mins until kick off Will the main character in Liverpool’s matchday program be included in their team today?


1 hour 45 minutes

Until the start of the game: Merseyside has been blessed with a pleasant day this morning. However, the players are excited to see temperatures drop to a more manageable level before the beginning of the game. There are perks are that you can play on a Monday night following the scorching week of Premier League action.

Two hours before kick-off: Goodbye and welcome to the match against Liverpool as well as Crystal Palace. This is the first game of the season Anfield with the Reds and a chance for them to achieve their first win in 2022/23 after that thrilling draw against Fulham at the start of match one.

Liverpool Vs. Crystal Palace predicted lineups

Liverpool have suffered another injury injuries in the lead-up to their clash with Crystal Palace, leading to an shock start for Nat Phillips.

The Englishman will take over Joel Matip, who joins the fellow centre-back Ibrahima Konate on the sidelines and Joe Gomez is only fit enough to make the bench.

Roberto Firmino is also absent to protect himself. In addition to this, Thiago, Caoimhin Kelleher, Curtis Jones, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. Also, includes Calvin Ramsay and Diogo Jota remain out.

Liverpool lineup (4-3-3): Alisson (GK) — Alexander-Arnold, Van Dijk, Phillips, Robertson — Elliott, Fabinho, Milner — Salah, Nunez, Diaz

Liverpool Subs (9): Adrian (GK), Gomez, Keita, Henderson, Tsimikas, Carvalho, Clark, Bajcetic, Van Den Berg

Patrick Vieira makes one change to his initial line-up for the visit to Liverpool and swaps an defender to an attacker in an effort to crush the opposition at Anfield.

Odsonne Edouard is likely for the job. miss out, Joel Ward being his replacement as the Eagles choose the back five.

Crystal Palace lineup (5-4-1): Guaita (GK) — Clyne, Andersen, Guehi, Ward, Mitchell — Eze, Doucoure, Schlupp, Zaha — Ayew

Crystal Palace subs (9): Johnstone (GK), Olise Milivojevic Hughes, Ebiowei, Richards, Plange, Edouard, Mateta

What time is Liverpool vs. Crystal Palace?

Liverpool play host to Crystal Palace at Anfield in Liverpool, UK. It kicks off at 8 p.m. BST on Monday, August 15.

UK USA Canada Australia
Date 1. Monday, August 15 2. Monday, August 15 3. Monday, August 15 4. Monday, August 15
Time 20:00 BST 15:00 ET 15:00 ET 05:00 AET

How to watch Liverpool vs. Crystal Palace

UK USA Canada Australia
TV channel Main Event Sky Sports,
& Sky Sports Premier League
& Sky Ultra HD		 USA Network, Universo — —
Streaming Sky Go / Now TV fuboTV fuboTV

UK: The match will be carried by Sky Sports TV and streaming platforms.

USA: The Matchweek 2 contest from Anfield will be televised by both USA Network and Universo in the USA. Both channels can be streamed on fuboTV.

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