Hello and welcome to our LIVE coverage of Liverpool's trip to Crystal Palace in the Premier League. Despite all their injury problems, Liverpool remain top of the table, and victory in this early kick off will, temporarily at least, send them six points clear at the top of the table. Palace are in decent form, however, having gone three unbeaten. Tottenham were pegged back here last week, will Liverpool also drop points?

Liverpool still comfortable here.

Super, super cross from Wilfried Zaha, low into the middle, but Fabinho just gets there ahead of Jordan Ayew. Good defendings.

Scrappy from Palace, They cannot string more than a few passes together.

Could not have wished for a better start to a tricky game.

Palace finally on the attack and win a corner. Cahill was the target but Liverpool clear.

He did show great composure. A huge goal for him.

All Liverpool still. Palace have not got going, at all.

Liverpool continue their record as the only Premier League team to score in every game this season, as Sadio Mane plays it across for Minamino, who takes a touch, throws the dummy, before firing home. Such a simple goal. The perfect start.

GGGGGOOOOOOAAALLLLLLL!!! Palace 0-1 Liverpool. Easy as you like for Liverpool as Takumi Minamino fires home his first-ever Premier League goal.

Nice ball across from Roberto Firmino, but Gary Cahill clears for Palace.

KICK OFF! We are under way in glorious sunshine at Selhurst Park.

So here we go. Roy would love to get one over on his old side today, and has a side very much a capable or springing a surprise. We are minutes away!

Ahead of kick off, catch up on all the latest transfer talk from across Europe as Jose Mourinho lines up a Tottenham reunion for Luka Modric.

Klopp explains Salah omission...

The league leaders have not been totally imperious this season. Liverpool are winless in their last five away league games (D4 L1), drawing each of their last four in a row. They last went six matches without a league win on the road in January 2011, while the Reds last drew five such games in succession back in December 1991 under Graeme Souness.

An evergreen Roy Hodgson on his future...

A landmark day.

CAPITAL GAINS: Liverpool have lost just one of their last 13 Premier League away games in London (W8 D4), going down 1-2 at Arsenal last season. They’ve lost just four of their 27 league games in the capital under Jürgen Klopp, with each defeat coming against different sides (West Ham, Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal).

Jurgen is not happy with the latest ruling on the use of substitutes...

Ooooooo

Since their return to the Premier League in 2013, Crystal Palace haven’t kept a clean sheet in any of their 14 league games against Liverpool (W4 D1 L9), with the Eagles losing each of their last six in a row against the Reds. Liverpool have won each of their last five Premier League away games against Crystal Palace – only against Norwich (7, ongoing) and Aston Villa (6, 2011-2019) have they won more consecutively on the road in the competition.