How to watch Crystal Palace vs Liverpool for FREE: Live streams, TV channels, kick-off time and preview as Eagles host Andoni Iraola's side
Crystal Palace have made a dismal start to the season and now face another tricky test at home to Liverpool
Watch Crystal Palace vs Liverpool for FREE from anywhere as the Eagles look to repeat last season's feat against the Reds with a home win.
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- Kick-off time: 2:00pm GMT / 9:00am ET / 1:00am AEDT (Mon)
- FREE stream: CazeTV (Brazil)
- TV info: Sky Sports (UK) / Peacock(US) / Stan Sport (AUS)
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Crystal Palace manager Pierre Sage looks increasingly likely to become the first Premier League manager to be sacked in 2026/27. Their tally of seven points is generous given the performances we've seen, and things could get even worse on Sunday against Liverpool.
The Reds haven't had an ideal week, suffering two defeats to Arsenal and Fenerbahçe, but will face a team that couldn't be more out of form. Andoni Iraola will be keen to see his side secure a comfortable win.
Both sides will be looking to climb the Premier League table in this one, as FourFourTwo brings you all the information you need to watch Crystal Palace vs Liverpool online today.
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How to watch Crystal Palace vs Liverpool in the UK
Sky Sports is showing Crystal Palace vs Liverpool in the UK, with live coverage on Sky Sports Main Event.
Kick-off is at 2:00pm GMT.
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Kick-off is at 1:00am AEDT on Monday morning.
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Crystal Palace vs Liverpool: Preview
Crystal Palace's dull start to the season continued with yet another defeat last weekend, this time going down 2-0 at Tottenham on Halloween weekend.
Jean-Phillippe Mateta was also sent off in North London and will miss Liverpool's visit.
Adam Wharton was then dismissed against Hoffenheim in midweek, but the England international will be available to face the Reds in this one with that card only applying to European fixtures.
Eddie Nketiah is likely to lead the attack, while Ismaila Sarr will miss out again with his groin injury.
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Liverpool were poor value in their 3-2 loss in Turkey in Tuesday's early kick-off and will have been disappointed to have come away empty-handed.
Late strikes from Archie Brown and Vedat Muriqi meant it was Dirk Kuyt's men who claimed a vital Champions League victory.
That loss for Liverpool followed the 1-0 defeat against Arsenal, and Iraola must now galvanise his side to go again at Selhurst Park.
Ryan Gravenberch remains 50/50, with Jeremie Frimpong also still expected to be out until after the November international break.
FourFourTwo's prediction
Crystal Palace 1-2 Liverpool
Liverpool's star man Alexander Isak found the net in midweek and we feel he will do so again in a win for the Reds.
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