Liverpool v Crystal Palace live - Darwin Nunez sent off on home debut but Luis Diaz equalises for hosts

Whose lovely flick sneds Alexander-Arnold in. He shanks his shot wide of the near post, then the flag goes up.

And humps a cross straight to Guaita - there's no one where Nunez isn't. On ther touchline, Klopp gestures at his player to calm down.

Making sure to halt a counter. He's booked.

It's still Liverpool dominating. Partly because they're better and chasing, but also because they've lost someone from their attack, which means they can do as they were doing in midfield.

Liverpool won 28 games from lising positions. That, along with how many games they won by a goal the year they won the title, speaks volumes about the nentality Klopp's instilled in them.

Edouard replaces Ayew. that looks a solid move - Palace are going to need someone to hold the ball up.

Tsimikas, Gomez and Henderson replace Robertson, Phillips and Milner.

Diaz takes the ball on the left, jinks by Ayew then across Docoure and another defender I can't even see, then eases across two more so that he's almost central, before punching a glooooorious curler into the far side-netting, about halfway up.

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Andersen, by the way, was booked. That's actually quite funny.

And what a chance for Man City!

Andersen shoves Nunez from behind, so Nnuez turns and sticks the nut on him! It's not a proper, Houchen headbutt, but it's not a flick either, and that's a red card in any era. What a silly boy. And he won't leave the pitch either, petulantly shouting and gesticulating, before Klopp orfders him off. He's in trouble later on.

He crosses for Nnuez, who bothces an overhead kick, AND WHY IS ANDERSEN ON THE GROUND?

And Palace are countering with confidence.

But there's no one in the middle and Guaita claims under no pressure.

But it's still 0-1.

From what I've seen so far, Nunez needs to improve his fnishing. He can score lots of difference goals, including the difficult ones, but he needs to get better at those 6/7 out of 10 difficulty ones. Harry Kane is the best at those, I'd say.

Salah slides him thourgh in the inside-right position and he opens his body to guide a finish across Guaita - not unlike Zaha's, but from the opposite flank. He's far less precise though, getting under it and failing to impart decent contact - the shot is headed wide when Ward, sliding in, blocks it. Nunez wants a penalty, but it his flank not arm and would\ve been accidental anyway.

They played pretty well in the first half, and just need a bit more composure in front of goal. It's also one of those games in which you can chuck attackers on, becuase the ball is in the opposition box a lot.