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Sport WorldBriefSoccer Checked story Published 9 November 2026 · Updated 9 Nov, 02:16 UTC

Crystal Palace 1–3 Liverpool: Mac Allister, Wirtz and Isak end the Reds' losing run

Liverpool beat Crystal Palace 3–1 at Selhurst Park on Sunday 8 November 2026, in Premier League Matchday 10. Alexis Mac Allister headed the opener from Dominik Szoboszlai's free-kick in the 40th minute, Florian Wirtz doubled the lead from Bradley Barcola's cross nine minutes after half-time, and Alexander Isak sealed it in the 89th minute before Eddie Nketiah scored a stoppage-time penalty for Palace. The win ends Liverpool's run of back-to-back defeats and takes them fourth, on 18 points, going into the international break; Palace's fourth straight league defeat leaves them bottom, on seven points.

Selhurst Park, London, the venue for the match (file photo)
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Verified Liverpool beat Crystal Palace 3–1 at Selhurst Park on Sunday 8 November 2026 in the Premier League, Matchday 10. Liverpool led 1–0 at half-time, and the full-time whistle went at 90+6 minutes.

Key points

  • Final: Crystal Palace 1, Liverpool 3 — Selhurst Park, Sunday 8 November 2026, Premier League Matchday 10.
  • Mac Allister headed the 40th-minute opener; Wirtz (54') and Isak (89') completed the scoring before Nketiah's 90+5 penalty.
  • Liverpool end back-to-back defeats and go into the international break fourth, on 18 points from ten games.
  • Palace's fourth straight league defeat leaves them bottom, on seven points, despite a strong first-half showing.

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What happened

Palace started the brighter side and could have led: Pino rattled the bar from Mitchell's cross, Strand Larsen's chipped finish was ruled offside, and Alisson made an outstanding fingertip save from Kamada's volley. Two minutes after that save, Mac Allister glanced in Szoboszlai's free-kick, and Wirtz's calm finish from Barcola's cross early in the second half settled the contest. Alisson denied Pino again late on before Isak's counter-attack third, and Nketiah's penalty with the last kick was Palace's only reward.

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