Liverpool suffered defeat once again - but it was Arne Slot's 'surprising' team selection which helped Crystal Palace to an easy 3-0 victory at Anfield and a place in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals, where they will face Arsenal. Slot's much-changed line-up ...

Ten changes, Milos Kerkez the only player keeping his place, and a start for Freddie Woodman in goal. There's also a debut for Keiran Morrison wide right and a first start for Calvin Ramsay in three years in the Liverpool first team. That right side is massively unfamiliar, isn't it?

Ismaila Sarr struck twice towards the end of the first half to ensure last season's beaten Carabao Cup finalists exit this year's competition early

Eddie Nketiah scored a stunning 97th-minute winner as Crystal Palace beat Liverpool again to go second in the Premier League to the delight of a roaring home crowd at Selhurst Park.

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Liverpool's transfer window caught the eye following to an uncharacteristic spending spree from FSG, yet the club still appears short of players in some areas.

Liverpool’s trip to Selhurst Park turned into a nightmare, but one man ensured the scoreline was not even worse. Gary Lineker could not hide his shock when assessing the champions’ 2-1 defeat to Crystal Palace. Speaking on The Rest is Football, he said ...

Eddie Nketiah - Palace's match-winner in last month's astonishing beating of Liverpool - leads the queue for promotion from the bench, while former Liverpool defender Nathaniel Clyne is also in line for a start against his erstwhile employers.