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

Palace can't get out. They'll be concerned, or should be, that though their last-ditch defending has been good, they've struggled to limit Liverpool's clear-cut chances.

Milner finds Alexander-Arnold, who collects on the stretch then cuts back for Salah! Surely this is 1-0?! No! He punches a foot wide of the near post, and Liverpool cold and should be out of sight already.

At getting in blocks and defensive headers.

Salah getting away down the right and crossing well, Ward doing really well to get rid at the back post.

Sing the Palace fans. They'll be happy with how things are going, because their team are looking a little more solid now, and also able to mix it a little bit when they get the ball.

But he never looks confident, shooting into Alisson's leg, and the flag then shows he was offside.

...and there's Robertson in the centre-forward position running onto it! He bent his run beautifully to get there too, but as he brings the ball down, Ward get in and blocks his shot, then Diaz has a shot blocked too.

But they've still mustered the cube root of nowt as an attacking force.

But Phillips botches his attempted cross.

But a poor first touch sends the ball behind.

They're not much enjoying it.

Van Dijk spreads play with a gorgeous diag, Alexander-Arnold cuts back to the edsge, and Elliott opts not to shoot first time, instead working space by twinkling past the first challenge. But his shot is blocked then, when the ball breaks to Nunez at the far post, he thrashes over the top. If Palace can't get a hold of things, they'll soon be behind.

Along ball finds Salah and his blonde highlights down the right, he finds Elliott who shoots ... but the effort is blocked at source.

I daresay they heard seom words from Klopp post-Fulham, and this time it's Elliott attempting a cross, and this time Guaita claims.

And immediately floats the goalkick into touch. Lovely stuff.

Milner caught him, but I'm sure he'll be fine.

Alexander-Arnold crosses and with Nunez challening, Guaita is forced to punch. He gets decent contact but marching onto the loose ball is Milner, who controls well enough only to leather high and wide.

Here come the players!