Liverpool vs Crystal Palace

Soccer expert Martin Green has locked in his EPL best bets for Crystal Palace vs. Liverpool on Monday, August 15.

- Liverpool vs. Crystal Palace on Monday? And where does all the betting value lie? Liverpool match from every angle, and he is leaning over on the goal total. The Eagles actually had the edge in possession (57 percent to 43) and equaled Arsenal's 10 shots and two on target last week. Here are the betting lines and trends for Crystal Palace vs. Vieira no doubt was paying close attention to Liverpool's difficulties on the back line last week, and he has some attackers who can exploit weaknesses. Nunez scored one goal and set up Salah for the other last week. The Reds were the only Premier League team to go unbeaten at home last season (15-4-0), scoring 49 goals and conceding just nine. Crystal Palace from every angle and just locked in his picks and predictions. After working in the sports betting industry for several years, Green became a professional sports writer and handicapper and has covered the game worldwide. Kickoff is set for 3 p.m ET in Liverpool, England. Caesars Sportsbook lists Liverpool as the -470 favorite (risk $470 to win $100) on the 90-minute money line in its latest Liverpool vs. It's a bit early for a must-win game, but Liverpool knows it needs to start piling up points when it hosts Crystal Palace on Monday in a 2022-23 English Premier League match.

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1 hour 10 minutes to kickoff: Liverpool have won their last five meetings with Crystal Palace at Anfield in the Premier League but it is worth remembering that today's visitors were once something of a bogey team for their hosts. 1 hour 45 minutes to kickoff: Merseyside has been blessed with some fine weather today but the players will be glad to see temperatures dropping to more reasonable levels as we approach the start of the match. So silly from the Uruguayan, who may have cost his team a chance of getting back into this. He is, though, denied by a fine block and Palace hold on. 22mins: Salah runs onto a low Alexander-Arnold cross and opens up his body... Sadio Mane's six-month stint at centre-forward prior to his departure from Liverpool has resulted in Nunez being widely billed as his direct replacement. No matter what this season holds for Klopp's side, Diaz is certain to play a key role. 61mins: GOAL! Liverpool 1-1 Crystal Palace (Diaz) - Game on? Any regret he felt when the red card was initially brandished will only have grown as his teammates pushed for a winner late on despite their numerical disadvantage. The ten men of Liverpool are level! Making his full Premier League debut for his new club at Anfield, Nunez lost his senses in inexplicable fashion as he went for his opponent twice in quick succession with referee Paul Tierney close by. These are two teams who have regularly collected 90+ points en route to sharing this pieces of silverware out in recent years because they so rarely slip up.

Liverpool will host Crystal Palace in Premier League action on Monday at Anfield as both clubs seek their first wins of the season.

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Liverpool and Crystal Palace both seek their first wins of the young Premier League season when they meet Monday at Anfield.

It should be said that for as much as Liverpool were in control of the ball, Crystal Palace were quite comfortable in control of where the Reds were allowed to possess it. Liverpool will be leaning on Virgil van Dijk at the back as the Reds deal with some early injuries to defense and midfield. Not that it’s really that simple or straightforward, of course, unless Patrick Vieira is your manager, at which point it is now expected of Crystal Palace. The Eagles hardly had a sniff of the ball, let alone the opposition penalty area, in the opening half hour, and yet they were as sharp and quick as could be when Eberechi Eze had his one opportunity to send Zaha in on goal. At the time of Zaha’s opener, Liverpool had attempted 133 passes inside the opposition half; Crystal Palace had tried just 17. Man City led Liverpool by double-digit points almost midway through last season before taking the title race down to the final minute of the season, but it would be unwise to count on the two-time defending champions to slip up in such fashion again. They fell behind the newly promoted Cottagers twice last week, and again on Monday they found themselves behind after conceding the game’s first goal for a sixth straight Premier League fixture (dating back to last season). Injuries are mounting up now as well, with Nuñez likely to be suspended for three games, at the same time Diogo Jota, Ibrahima Konate, Joel Matip, Thiago Alcantara, Roberto Firmino and Curtis Jones, among other fringe players, currently unavailable.

Liverpool vs Crystal Palace recap: The Reds suffered another setback to start the Premier League season, as they battled back to draw 1-1 at Anfield.

It should be said that for as much as Liverpool were in control of the ball, Crystal Palace were quite comfortable in control of where the Reds were allowed to possess it. Liverpool will be leaning on Virgil van Dijk at the back as the Reds deal with some early injuries to defense and midfield. Not that it’s really that simple or straightforward, of course, unless Patrick Vieira is your manager, at which point it is now expected of Crystal Palace. The Eagles hardly had a sniff of the ball, let alone the opposition penalty area, in the opening half hour, and yet they were as sharp and quick as could be when Eberechi Eze had his one opportunity to send Zaha in on goal. At the time of Zaha’s opener, Liverpool had attempted 133 passes inside the opposition half; Crystal Palace had tried just 17. Man City led Liverpool by double-digit points almost midway through last season before taking the title race down to the final minute of the season, but it would be unwise to count on the two-time defending champions to slip up in such fashion again. They fell behind the newly promoted Cottagers twice last week, and again on Monday they found themselves behind after conceding the game’s first goal for a sixth straight Premier League fixture (dating back to last season). Injuries are mounting up now as well, with Nuñez likely to be suspended for three games, at the same time Diogo Jota, Ibrahima Konate, Joel Matip, Thiago Alcantara, Roberto Firmino and Curtis Jones, among other fringe players, currently unavailable.

Liverpool came back from a goal down to draw 1-1 with Crystal Palace after Darwin Nunez was shown a straight red card at Anfield on Monday night. Jurgen Klopp's side came into the match after starting the Premier League season with a disappointing 2-2 ...

"Overall we keep our organisation our discipline -- this is a really tough place to come and try to perform," Vieira said. They've obviously got quality, they're always going to cause you problems on the break, which we could have defended better." "I thought we started pretty well and then we lost our way a bit in the middle.

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1 hour 10 minutes to kickoff: Liverpool have won their last five meetings with Crystal Palace at Anfield in the Premier League but it is worth remembering that today's visitors were once something of a bogey team for their hosts. 1 hour 45 minutes to kickoff: Merseyside has been blessed with some fine weather today but the players will be glad to see temperatures dropping to more reasonable levels as we approach the start of the match. So silly from the Uruguayan, who may have cost his team a chance of getting back into this. He is, though, denied by a fine block and Palace hold on. 22mins: Salah runs onto a low Alexander-Arnold cross and opens up his body... Sadio Mane's six-month stint at centre-forward prior to his departure from Liverpool has resulted in Nunez being widely billed as his direct replacement. No matter what this season holds for Klopp's side, Diaz is certain to play a key role. 61mins: GOAL! Liverpool 1-1 Crystal Palace (Diaz) - Game on? Any regret he felt when the red card was initially brandished will only have grown as his teammates pushed for a winner late on despite their numerical disadvantage. The ten men of Liverpool are level! Making his full Premier League debut for his new club at Anfield, Nunez lost his senses in inexplicable fashion as he went for his opponent twice in quick succession with referee Paul Tierney close by. These are two teams who have regularly collected 90+ points en route to sharing this pieces of silverware out in recent years because they so rarely slip up.

Liverpool came from a goal down against Crystal Palace to earn a draw courtesy of Luis Díaz, but Darwin Núñez will get the headlines.

It earned him the roaring approval of Anfield. It could not quite yield a winner, but it was an admirable display. However, the fact is that there was a spotlight on the right-back. But as Liverpool fought for a way back into the game, he was a handful for defenders in all the wrong ways. By the end of the half, he could have had a hattrick — and almost certainly should have had at least one. Liverpool have occasionally struggled to carve out clear-cut opportunities against mid-table sides, and that was certainly not the problem here, with Núñez undoubtedly a handful. Straight from the off, it was clear what a difference Núñez can make to this Liverpool attack. Cutting in from the left, he jinked past his man, unleashing a curling effort towards the right corner. Crystal Palace were not given a moment to settle into the contest, and spent the vast majority of the opening exchanges on the back foot. It was far more reminiscent of the old fast starts under Klopp. More often than not, that will be rewarded. There were a few personnel changes, but the biggest difference was in attitude. Klopp was clearly dissatisfied with the lacklustre showing against Fulham, and was never going to accept a repeat performance. It could easily have been more, with Liverpool dominating even after being reduced to 10, but the winner proved elusive.