Liverpool and Crystal Palace meet in the second leg of the Premier League on Monday 15 August from 22:00, broadcast live on Digi Sport 1 and Prima Sport 1.

Liverpool won both domestic cups last season (EFL Cup and FA Cup) and was one step away from the Premier League title (2nd place, one point behind Manchester City) and the Champions League trophy (0-1 in final in Paris with “Real Madrid”).

Jurgen Klopp has lost Sadio Mane (to Bayern Munich for €32 million), Neko Williams (to Nottingham Forest for €20 million), Takumi Minamino (to Monaco for €15 million) and Divock this summer. Origi (was released from his contract with Milan).

Instead, Darwin Núñez from Benfica Lisbon, who was paid 75 million euros (plus performance bonuses for another 25 million), and Fabio Carvalho from Fulham (for 6.5 million euros) arrived at Anfield Road as important names. , plus another €3.5 million in performance bonuses).

Crystal Palace have had a great season under Patrick Vieira, finishing 12th last season.

There have been no impressive moves at team level this summer, with the departure of Cheikhou Kouyate (who is out of contract) being offset by the arrival of Cheik Doukoure from RC Lens, another interesting arrival is Bayern Munich’s Chirs Richards (last season on loan at Hoffenheim).

The Cormorants are looking for their first win of the new Premier League season after holding recent winners Fulham to a first-leg draw, while the Eagles opened the season with a home defeat to London’s Arsenal with with a score of 0:2.

Liverpool have won their last 10 straight games against Crystal Palace and scored at least two goals in the last nine.

Liverpool beat Crystal Palace 3-1 away and 3-0 at home last season.

Superbet offers odds of 1.67 for Liverpool to win against Crystal Palace and score at least three goals in the match.

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