Crystal Palace – Liverpool 1-2: Revolution and salvation in stoppage time

Liverpool came out with the win 2-1 From “Selhast Park” Vs Crystal PalaceAfter a coup, the pressure on Arsenal continued after the 16th round of the English Premier League.

It wasn’t until the third minute of the match that Kostas Tsimikas created Liverpool’s first chance. Attempt to shoot with the left foot, passing the ball away.

But Crystal Palace succeeded in reducing the difference in the 28th minute Alison MGeneral Surgery. In particular, in the first good moment of the match, Aggio sent in a cross, where Lerma set up the cross and Alisson got rid of him in the first half with his body. The ball hit the post, and the Liverpool goalkeeper tackled it again and caught it before it crossed the goal line.

Two minutes later, the referee fired a penalty kick in favor of Crystal Palace due to the surprise Edward by Van Dyck. However, after a stage check at VAR, he reversed his decision, as it was preceded by a foul by Hughes on Edu.

And in the second part after the VAR intervention. The referee showed the white arrow of Kwanza’s marking on Mateta, who shot the goal from 11 steps to make the score 1-0 in the 58th minute.

Somewhere in there, Jurgen Klopp’s players are starting to turn up the temperature. Mohamed Salah equalized at 1-1 in the 76th minute, paving the way for the counterattack. The visitors remained in the Crystal Palace half and in the first minute of stoppage time Harvey Elliott completed the conversion.

However, there is still time for the match, as a 10-minute delay has been indicated and more will be held. The hosts wasted a great opportunity at 90 + 10, with Alsson making a save and preserving the win.

Round 16 results

• Crystal Palace – Liverpool 1-2 (58′ Mateta / 76′ Salah, 90+1′ Elliott)
• 12/09 17:00 Wolves – Nottingham
• 12/09 17:00 Brighton – Burnley
• 12/09 17:00 Sheffield – Brentford
• 12/09 17:00 Manchester United – Bournemouth
• 12/09 19:30 Aston Villa – Arsenal
• 10/12 16:00 Luton – Manchester City
• 10/12 16:00 Fulham – West Ham
• 10/12 16:00 Everton – Chelsea
• 10/12 18:30 Tottenham – Newcastle

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Round 17 programme

• 15/12 22:00 Nottingham – Tottenham
• 16/12 17:00 Bournemouth – Luton
• 16/12 17:00 Chelsea – Sheffield United
• 16/12 17:00 Manchester City – Crystal Palace
• 16/12 17:00 Newcastle – Fulham
• 16/12 19:30 Burnley – Everton
• 17/12 16:00 West Ham – Wolves
• 17/12 16:00 Brentford – Aston Villa
• 17/12 16:00 Arsenal – Brighton
• 17/12 18:30 Liverpool – Manchester United