Crystal Palace can become only the fourth visiting team in history to win four successive league games at Anfield but it will take a major transformation from the opening day to achieve that feat. A 3-0 home defeat by newly promoted Huddersfield Town represented a galling start for new manager, Frank de Boer, who also lost Wilfried Zaha to injury, while Liverpool will be looking to build on a valuable Champions League play-off win at Hoffenheim on Tuesday. That exhausting first leg may prompt changes by Jürgen Klopp before next week’s return, though his options appear limited. Andy HunterKick-off Saturday 3pmVenue AnfieldLast season Liverpool 1 Crystal Palace 2Referee Kevin FriendThis season G0Odds H 2-5 A 10-1 D 9-2LiverpoolSubs from Karius, Ward, Gomez, Klavan, Milner, Robertson, Flanagan, Grujic, Kent, Woodburn, Sturridge, Origi, Solanke, IngsDoubtful Sturridge (thigh)Injured Clyne (hamstring, 26 Aug), Lallana (thigh, Nov), Bogdan (knee, unknown), Coutinho (back, unknown)Suspended NoneForm DDiscipline Y3 R0Leading scorers Firmino, Mané, Salah 1Crystal PalaceSubs from Speroni, Tomkins, Cabaye, Lee, Schlupp, McArthur, Ladapo, Williams, Mutch, Kaikai, Sako, Delaney, Kelly, LokiloDoubtful Sako (knock)Injured Zaha (knee, 9 Sep), Souaré (broken leg, unknown), Wickham (knee, unknown)Suspended NoneForm LDiscipline Y1 R0Leading scorer n/a

Source: The Guardian August 18, 2017 13:30 UTC