Crystal Palace prepares for Liverpool with key player returns
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 5, 2026, 10:50 AM
Last updated Nov 5, 2026

Crystal Palace is set to face Liverpool on Sunday at Selhurst Park, receiving a boost with the expected returns of Quinten Timber and Jorgen Strand Larsen, both of whom have missed previous matches due to injury. Liverpool is coming off a disappointing loss to Fenerbahce in Turkey, which has raised concerns about their defensive weaknesses. Crystal Palace, currently in 18th place in the Premier League, seeks to halt a three-game losing streak, having conceded nine goals without scoring in that span. The match presents an opportunity for Palace to capitalize on Liverpool's vulnerabilities while aiming to escape the relegation zone.
- •Crystal Palace hosts Liverpool on Sunday at Selhurst Park.
- •Quinten Timber and Jorgen Strand Larsen expected to return for Palace.
- •Palace sits 18th in the Premier League with seven points.
- •Liverpool lost to Fenerbahce, raising defensive concerns.
- •Palace has lost three straight matches without scoring.
- 10:50 AMYahoo Sports — Crystal Palace receive double injury boost ahead of Liverpool clash
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