Crystal Palace vs Liverpool: How to watch, TV channel, live stream, NOW TV, team news and score prediction

Struggling Palace enter the weekend in the relegation zone of the Premier League table , sitting in 18th place after three consecutive losses in the league .

Liverpool are fifth in the table after losing to Arsenal last weekend, while they were also beaten in the Champions League in midweek.

Palace and Liverpool met on four occasions last season. In the two league fixtures, Palace beat Liverpool 2-1 at Selhurst Park before Liverpool won 3-1 at Anfield in April.

Crystal Palace vs Liverpool in the Premier League takes place on Sunday November 8 at Selhurst Park. Kick-off is 2pm UK and Ireland time.

How to watch Crystal Palace vs Liverpool

TV: Sky Customers can watch on Sky Sports Main Event from 12.30pm

App: Sky Customers can also watch on the Sky Sports app

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How to watch Crystal Palace vs Liverpool with the Sky Sports app

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Crystal Palace vs Liverpool odds and score prediction

Crystal Palace have shipped 21 goals in nine Premier League games this season - the most the club have conceded at this stage of a top-flight campaign. Pierre Sage has inherited a defensive problem that doesn't look particularly easy to fix and that makes the Liverpool goalscorer market an interesting place to look for value.

Alexis Mac Allister stands out at 7/2 with Sky Bet to score anytime. His Premier League goal drought stretches back to February 28 against West Ham, but I'm not convinced that's a reason to swerve him. In fact, the signs suggest a goal is getting closer.

Mac Allister has been making increasingly dangerous runs into the box and getting himself into positions where chances are falling his way. He's also scored four times in cup competitions this season, while his recent shot volume is particularly encouraging - 12 attempts across his last four matches.

He's getting into the right areas. Against a Palace defence that has been leaking goals at an alarming rate, 7/2 looks a generous price to back to see that drought finally come to an end.

Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta begins a three-game suspension after his red card in the loss to Spurs last weekend. Jorgen Strand Larsen or Eddie Nketiah could start in place of the Frenchman.

Liverpool midfielder Ryan Gravenberch is a doubt with the heel injury which ruled him out of the Champions League tie with Fenerbahce.

Jeremie Frimpong, Conor Bradley, Hugo Ekitike and Giovanni Leoni remain sidelined.