Crystal Palace Vs Liverpool Highlights, English Premier League: CRY 2-1 LIV; Nketiah Nets Last-Gasp Winner For Clarets

Greetings and welcome to everyone joining us for some Premier League weekend action. Crystal Palace host Liverpool at Selhurst Park and we will bring to you the build-up and live updates from the encounter.

The match kicks off at 7:30pm IST. The Crystal Palace vs Liverpool, English Premier League 2025-26 matchday 6 clash will be telecast on the Star Sports Network TV channels in India. It will be live streamed on the JioHotstar app and website in the country.

Hugo Ekitike's suspension against Southampton means British record signing Alexander Isak starts a Premier League game for the first time since he joined Liverpool from Newcastle United. Here is the Reds' line-up:

And here is Palace's line-up to combat the Liverpool challenge tonight:

Liverpool have won nine and lost none of their last 10 away league games against Crystal Palace (D1). This is their longest ongoing unbeaten run away from home in the league against any side.

Overall, the Reds have won 37 of the 67 face-offs between the two teams, with the Eagles winning 16 times and 14 games ending in draws.

The match gets underway at Selhurst Park. Palace kicking from left to right and Liverpool from right to left in the first half. These are the only two unbeaten sides in the competition and we might see one of them to lose that status at the end of 90 minutes.

Palace rattle Liverpool in the ninth minute! Ismaila Sarr slams it in from close range after Ryan Gravenberch's header off a corner for the hosts goes into the Reds' own box. Liverpool have conceded the lead for the first time in a Premier League game this season.

At Etihad Stadium, an own goal from Maxime Esteve has handed Manchester City the lead over Burnley in the 12th minute. Jeremy Doku had set up the move, and Guardiola's men seize control after an authoritative start.

The game is into its 45th minute and we will have a whopping 10 minutes of stoppage time added to the first half. Palace have made things really difficult for the Reds thus far and we are in for an intriguing passage of play, before and after the interval.

That was quite a remarkable half, punctuated by stoppages as well as stern moments for Liverpool. They go into the break a goal down, and have it all to do when they return for the final 45 minutes.

The second half starts at Etihad Stadium. Crystal Palace kicking from right to left and Liverpool from left to right now.

Liverpool's attempts to draw level are growing more insistent by the minute. First, Florian Wirtz is denied excellently by Dean Henderson, then Alexander Isak does really well to dodge the Palace defenders before he goes down. Isak's shot flies wide, and the hosts retain their slender lead.

Over at Stamford Bridge, Brighton and Hove Albion have equalised in the 77th minute against Chelsea. Danny Welbeck heads the Seagulls level from Yankuba Minteh’s cross. Red cards costing the Blues dearly right now.

There is Liverpool's long-awaited equaliser! They have been threatening to score for quite a while, and are finally rewarded with a goal in the 87th minute. Chiesa volleys in a stray ball in the box after a cross is not cleared by Chris Richards. A VAR check follows to ascertain whether Mohamed Salah handled the ball, but the replays suggest no conclusive evidence and the goal stands.

Can you believe this? No, you can't! Eddie Nketiah is crowned the Eagles' hero as he drives a long throw past Alisson in the eighth minute of stoppage time. It is literally the last move of the game, and follows a tense wait for Palace as a VAR check ensues.

The goal stands, and Liverpool's six-match winning streak is dramatically broken!