Data F.C.data F.C.
Premier League · Round 10
1–3
Finished
Selhurst Park, London
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Liverpool surpasses Crystal Palace away from home and secures 3-1 victory in London

Visiting team imposes itself at Selhurst Park in the tenth round of the Premier League and ends recent negative streak

Liverpool defeated Crystal Palace 3-1 on Sunday afternoon at Selhurst Park stadium, in a match valid for the tenth round of the Premier League. Even playing away from their domain, the visiting team was efficient in overcoming the opponent's defense and building a positive result. With the triumph, the Reds add three important points away from home and complicate the moment of the London team in the national championship.

Incidents

CRYLIV
24'🟨
Ronald AraújoFoul
40'⚽
Alexis Mac Allisterassist. Dominik Szoboszlai
54'⚽
Florian Wirtzassist. Bradley Barcola
59'🟨
Bradley BarcolaFoul
60'🔄
Quinten Timber↔ Darío Osorio
69'🔄
Dominik Szoboszlai↔ Trey Nyoni
69'🔄
Bradley Barcola↔ Víctor Muñoz
71'🟨
Yéremy PinoFoul
72'🔄
Jørgen Strand Larsen↔ Eddie Nketiah
76'🔄
Cody Gakpo↔ Rio Ngumoha
82'🟨
Jefferson LermaArgument
82'🟨
Víctor MuñozSimulation
83'🟨
Alexis Mac AllisterArgument
87'🔄
Yéremy Pino↔ Dwight McNeil
87'🔄
Óscar Mingueza↔ Anan Khalaili
89'⚽
Alexander Isakassist. Florian Wirtz
90'⚽🥅
Eddie Nketiah
90'🔄
Ronald Araújo↔ Joe Gomez
90'🔄
Alexander Isak↔ Lewis Koumas

Match Recap

The confrontation in London put two teams face to face in search of affirmation in the Premier League table. Playing in front of their crowd, Crystal Palace tried to contain the opponent's momentum and find spaces in the attacking field, but Liverpool knew how to control the actions and manage the pace of the game. The visiting team found the ways to breach the rival's defensive system, built a three-goal advantage, and secured the 3-1 score, even suffering a discount from the hosts throughout the match.

Statistics

Expected goals

2.38Crystal Palace1 goal scored
2.65Liverpool FC3 goals scored

Possession

53%Crystal Palace≈ 48 min on the ball
47%Liverpool FC≈ 42 min on the ball

Shots on target

7Crystal Palaceof 19 shots
8Liverpool FCof 20 shots

Pass accuracy

80%Crystal Palace329 of 411
78%Liverpool FC275 of 353

Match DNA

Six-dimensional comparison

1st half → 2nd half

Who grew or faded after the break

xG

Possession

Shots on target %

Pass %

Duels won %

Anatomy of the shots

Where each shot ended up

Crystal PalaceLiverpool FC
Goals
1
3
Saved
6
5
Woodwork
1
—
Blocked
5
4
Off target
7
8

Territory map

Action intensity by pitch third

Crystal Palace

1341119
Defensetackles
Midfieldpasses
Attackshots

Liverpool FC

2035310
Attackshots
Midfieldpasses
Defensetackles

Darker shades mean more activity in that zone

Duels

Who won more battles

Ground

53%
53% · 3047% · 27

Aerial

52%
48% · 1452% · 15

Dribbles

87%
13% · 187% · 7

Player impact

Accurate passes × offensive actions (size = rating)

Players with 30+ min only.

Match standout

Top-rated player's share of the team

Crystal Palace

Tyrick Mitchell

M · #3

Rating: 8.30

Passes21Shots0Defense8Creation64

Match Highlights

The result marked a fundamental reaction for Liverpool in the season. The team had come from two consecutive defeats, suffered against Fenerbahçe and Arsenal, and needed to give an answer to regain confidence in the competition, now accumulating three wins and two defeats in their recent record of five games. On the other hand, Crystal Palace was unable to stop the delicate phase and extended the adverse moment, now totaling only one win, one draw, and three setbacks in the last five commitments played.

What the Numbers Say

The tenth round of the English Championship reinforced the importance of scoring away from home in a balanced tournament. In a table where teams seek to consolidate and open an advantage over direct competitors, the London triumph gives stability to the Reds' squad after weeks of oscillation. Meanwhile, Palace will have to correct their defensive mistakes to stop the recent negative results and return to scoring consistently in the national tournament.

Lineup

How teams lined up at kick-off

1Henderson5.7C5Disasi6.78Lerma6.626Richards6.13Mitchell8.320Wharton7.4236.6↓247.4↑TimberOsorio30Mingueza7.110Pino6.618Kamada7.0225.9↓96.9↑LarsenNketiah1Alisson8.24Dijk7.4C5Jacquet7.26Kerkez6.233Araújo7.67Wirtz8.387.9↓426.8↑SzoboszlaiNyoni10Allister8.118Gakpo6.6↓29Barcola6.3↓9Isak8.0
Crystal Palace · 3-4-3Liverpool FC · 4-5-1
CCaptain↓Substituted

Crystal Palace

Manager: Pierre Sage

3-4-3

Starters

Goalkeeper

Defenders

Midfielders

Forwards

Bench

Liverpool FC

Manager: Andoni Iraola

4-5-1

Starters

Goalkeeper

Defenders

Midfielders

Forwards

Bench

Man of the match

Tyrick Mitchell

Crystal Palace

8.3

Referee

Tony Harrington

Suspended

Players who became suspended in this match and will serve the suspension in the next league game.

Crystal Palace

🚫
Jefferson LermaBecame suspended due to 3 yellowsWill serve suspension in the next match against Coventry City.

Liverpool FC

🚫
Bradley BarcolaBecame suspended due to 3 yellowsWill serve suspension in the next match against Manchester United.
🚫
Ronald AraújoBecame suspended due to 3 yellowsWill serve suspension in the next match against Manchester United.

What Changes Now

The two clubs return to the field on the following weekend for the 11th round of the Premier League. Crystal Palace will play away from home on Saturday, November 21, 2026, against Coventry City, at the Coventry Building Society Arena. Meanwhile, Liverpool will face a high-stakes classic at Anfield, where they will host Manchester United on Sunday, November 22, 2026.