Confirmed Liverpool lineup vs. Crystal Palace: Alisson STARTS with 5 changes
Jurgen Klopp has made five changes, including an enforced one, as Liverpool take on Crystal Palace in the early Premier League kickoff this lunchtime. For
Crystal Palace 1-2 Liverpool – As it happened
It’s an early start for Liverpool who travel to face Crystal Palace in the Premier League. We’re live to bring you the latest. Kickoff at
Crystal Palace 1-2 Liverpool: Salah hits 200 in comeback of title contenders
Liverpool secured an almost undeserved three points as they came away from Crystal Palace with a 2-1 victory, after Harvey Elliott‘s stoppage-time winner. Crystal Palace
Mohamed Salah hits 200-goal milestone – only 5th Liverpool player in history!
Mohamed Salah has replicated a feat only four others have managed at Liverpool, scoring 200 goals for the club in his 327th appearance. Ian Rush,
Crystal Palace 1-2 Liverpool – Player Ratings
Liverpool’s second away game in three days yielded another very uneven display – but also another three points which this time take them top of
Harvey Elliott “the difference maker” as fans recognise “brilliant” subs from Klopp
It happened again. Liverpool went a goal behind and left it late to surge to a 2-1 victory, leaving Crystal Palace dumfounded and Reds in
Pure Elliott passion & milestone Salah – 18 best photos from ANOTHER comeback
The comeback kings have kept us well fed of late and we feasted once more as Mohamed Salah and Harvey Elliott flipped a desperately poor
Roy Hodgson fumes at “unbelievably harsh” red card – accuses “disappointing” Van Dijk
Roy Hodgson did not have a glowing review for Virgil van Dijk, who he feels should be above trying to get a player a yellow
Mo Salah sees “similarity” from 2019 Liverpool – “We can do something special”
After coming from behind against Crystal Palace, Mo Salah spoke about a particular similarity he sees in this team and Liverpool’s 2019/20 Premier League-winning side.
76th-minute transformation & influential subs – 4 key things from Klopp’s press conference
For 76 minutes, Liverpool were “really bad,” but what Jurgen Klopp saw from that point on was more than worthy of points as Liverpool again