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Premier League 2026-27, Liverpool down Crystal Palace 3-1: Key stats

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The latest loss came at the hands of Liverpool, who capitalized on Palace's missed opportunities to secure a 3-1 victory at Selhurst Park. The result leaves Palace languishing at the bottom of the league table with just seven points from 10 matches under Sage's management.

Match highlights Liverpool cruise past sorry Palace Liverpool 's Alexis Mac Allister broke the deadlock with a well-placed header in the 40th minute, following a clever free-kick routine. Florian Wirtz doubled the lead for the Reds 14 minutes into the second half, with Alexander Isak adding a third later on.

Despite their struggles, Palace managed to score a consolation goal through Eddie Nketiah in stoppage time after Milos Kerkez was penalized. Coach's dilemma Palace see several missed opportunities The defeat against Liverpool comes on the heels of a disappointing 2-0 loss to Tottenham, where Palace played with 10 men for nearly 80 minutes after Jean-Philippe Mateta was sent off.

Despite their struggles, Palace had several chances to score against Liverpool but failed to capitalize. This has left Sage questioning why his side couldn't find the net until deep into stoppage time despite Alisson being tested throughout the match.

Coaching uncertainty Sage's future in doubt Sage's future as head coach now hangs in the balance, with fans wondering if he will still be at the helm when Palace face Coventry City on November 21. The team's failure to score until stoppage time against Liverpool has further intensified speculation about Sage's position.

Despite a muted atmosphere at Selhurst Park, there were moments of hope for Palace when Yeremy Pino's close-range effort hit the crossbar and Jorgen Strand Larsen was denied by an offside call. A look at the match stats From 19 attempts, Palace had 7 shots on target.

Liverpool managed 8 shots on target from 30 attempts. Information Liverpool are 4th in the Premier League standings With this 3-1 win, Liverpool are placed 4th in the 2026-27 Premier League standings.

From 10 matches, the Reds collected their 5th win (D3 L2) and own 18 points. Palace are placed 20th with 7 points from 10 games.

It was their 7th defeat this season. Numbers Key numbers for the Liverpool goal-scorers Former Brighton midfielder Mac Allister scored his 29th Premier League goal in what was his 219th appearance.

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