Andoni Iraola bemoaned the “cheap goals” that cost Liverpool in midweek’s Champions League defeat to Fenerbahçe. Last weekend, the Reds failed to register a shot on target against Arsenal.
After a solid run of five straight victories, Liverpool’s failings in both defense and attack in the last two outings have been a stark reminder that transition phases take time.
Following the first consecutive defeats of the Iraola era, the Reds go again against a struggling Crystal Palace team who will have little sympathy for their rivals’ relatively minor problems.
Daichi Kamada’s late equalizer in the Europa Legaue draw with Hoffenheim midweek may have saved manager Pierre Sage’s job—at least for a little while longer—with the Eagles’ only win in their last seven matches coming in the Carabao Cup. Palace have not even scored in their three most recent Premier League outings and are now circling the relegation zone.
Fenerbahçe mishap aside, Liverpool have been strong away from home this season, and anything other than three points at Selhurst Park will be looked upon as a missed opportunity.
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