Comments, predictions Liverpool vs Crystal Palace: Breathtaking ending at Anfield

Latest Liverpool vs Crystal Palace team information

On Liverpool's side, only two players are certain to miss the final round. Alexis Mac Allister is recovering from a groin injury, while Tyler Morton is out long-term with a shoulder injury.

Joe Gomez returned to the bench against Brighton after a long-term hamstring injury, but may not be ready to start. Conor Bradley is likely to continue at right-back in place of Gomez and Trent Alexander-Arnold – who could leave Liverpool after this game.

On Palace's side, Adam Wharton - who was once of interest to Liverpool - is unable to play due to a concussion after the FA Cup final, while Marc Guehi is also doubtful due to a rare eye injury at Wembley.

Chadi Riad and Cheick Doucoure remain long-term absentees with knee injuries. However, there are no further injuries from the Wolves game. Will Hughes was withdrawn at half-time to make way for Justin Devenny, largely for tactical reasons.

Striker duo Eze and Jean-Philippe Mateta only came on for the final 10 minutes of midweek but are certain to return to the starting line-up at Anfield, which will also be veteran Joel Ward's farewell game at the club.

Latest Liverpool vs Crystal Palace predicted lineup

Liverpool:
Kelleher; Bradley, Konate, Van Dijk, Robertson; Endo, Jones; Salah, Szoboszlai, Gakpo; Diaz

Crystal Palace:
Henderson; Ward, Richards, Lacroix; Munoz, Hughes, Kamada, Mitchell; Sarr, Eze; Mateta

Latest Liverpool vs Crystal Palace football review

Liverpool have set a series of impressive records in the 2024-25 season, but they have just written an inglorious chapter in history by becoming the first team to fail to win their first three Premier League games after winning the title.

After a comfortable defeat to Chelsea and a second-half collapse against rivals – albeit reluctantly – Arsenal, Liverpool allowed Brighton & Hove Albion to equalise twice and eventually lost 2-3, keeping their European hopes alive.

That defeat might have been different had Mohamed Salah – the FWA Footballer of the Year – not missed a golden opportunity. But since Liverpool were crowned champions early, every result this season has seemed like a mere formality.

Five years after lifting the trophy at an empty Anfield due to COVID-19, Liverpool will celebrate their title win in front of a packed stadium, possibly with an unbeaten record at Anfield throughout the season.

In fact, Liverpool have never lost the final game of a season at Anfield in the Premier League era. They are also on the verge of becoming only the third team in the history of the competition to score two or more goals in 32 games in a season – something no one has done since Tottenham Hotspur in 1961.

Not only the home fans are celebrating, Crystal Palace are also jubilant after winning the historic FA Cup and will receive applause from Liverpool fans after making Manchester City even more disappointed.

Manager Oliver Glasner and his players were forced to cut short their celebrations to make up for the game against Wolverhampton on Tuesday night. Despite using a rotating lineup, Palace won 4-2, with Eddie Nketiah scoring twice in just five minutes, while Ben Chilwell and Eberechi Eze also contributed.

Currently ranked 12th and only 1 point behind Bournemouth and 2 points behind Fulham, Palace can completely break into the top 10 with a shock win at Anfield and other favorable results. A 7-match unbeaten streak in all competitions is also a support for them.

Palace have spoiled the festivities at Anfield on several occasions: their last four Premier League wins over Liverpool have all come away from home, including the most recent in this fixture last season. But regardless of the outcome, fans of both teams have reason to celebrate.

Latest Liverpool vs Crystal Palace score prediction

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.Liverpool vs Crystal Palaceas follows:

• Sportsmole:Liverpool 2-0 Crystal Palace

• WhoScore:Liverpool 2-1 Crystal Palace
• Our newspaper predicts:Liverpool 2-1 Crystal Palace

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