Crystal Palace v Liverpool on TV today – Watch live streaming

Liverpool head to Selhurst Park this afternoon looking to end a two-game losing run. Find out how to watch and stream Crystal Palace v Liverpool on TV today, with kick off at 14.00 GMT.

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Crystal Palace are 18th with seven points and could finish the weekend bottom of the table. Pierre Sage is under heavy pressure after one win in seven games, and last weekend’s 2-0 defeat at Tottenham, in which Jean-Philippe Mateta was sent off, was a particularly frustrating afternoon.

They followed that with a 1-1 draw against Hoffenheim in the Europa League on Thursday, Daichi Kamada scoring a stoppage-time equaliser after Palace had gone down to ten men. The defensive solidity of recent seasons has gone, with no side in the Premier League conceding more, and Palace have lost three of their four home league games.

Mateta is suspended after his red card at Tottenham, and Ismaila Sarr is injured, so Eddie Nketiah is likely to lead the line with Evann Guessand and Yeremy Pino in support. Kamada and Adam Wharton should start in midfield, with Jaydee Canvot, Axel Disasi and Chris Richards in defence.

Liverpool are sixth on 15 points but have lost their last two games. Arsenal won 1-0 at Anfield last weekend, and on Wednesday Andoni Iraola’s side twice led at Fenerbahce only to lose 3-2, their first away defeat of the season.

Before that, Liverpool had beaten Bournemouth, Brentford and Brighton in the league, and their only other league defeat came against Manchester City. Goals have been harder to find than usual, though, with Alexander Isak often short of service.

Ryan Gravenberch was left out entirely in Istanbul because of a heel fracture and is unlikely to be involved, while Hugo Ekitike and Giovanni Leoni remain long-term absentees. Trey Nyoni has started the last two games, so Iraola may rest him and bring Dominik Szoboszlai in alongside Alexis Mac Allister.

Palace won 2-1 the last time Liverpool visited Selhurst Park, but the Reds had dominated this fixture on their trips to south London before that.