
A pair of Premier League clubs with European aspirations for next season face off this weekend as Liverpool welcome Crystal Palace to Anfield.
The Reds enter the weekend in fifth place, which represents the final berth for the Champions League. Liverpool have little else to play for this season and players have gone on record stating that qualiication for the Champions League is a must given how disappointing their current campaign has been.
Meanwhile, Palace are 13th but still have faint hopes of getting into the European places with a good run of results to end the season. They are also still alive in the UEFA Conference League, having reached the semi-finals of that competition, so their priorities may be split.
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Liverpool vs. Crystal Palace will take place at Anfield on Saturday, April 25, at 3pm BST in the Premier League.
That means that fans watching in North America's Eastern time zone will be able to watch at 10am ET, while kick-off on the West Coast is at 7am PT.
Arne Slot, Liverpool
(via Liverpool)
"As always, what makes it difficult are the players you face. I think they have a good team. They already had a good team two or three years ago. From that team, [Marc] Guehi is now at [Manchester] City, [Eberechi] Eze, [Michael] Olise, who's at Bayern Munich [and] making a career for himself now. And, of course, they have a very good manager, who's able to bring a lot of discipline in that team and it is really, really, really hard to create chances against them.
"I've watched, with my staff, quite a lot of games – as we always do – of these teams but probably now a bit more to find ways of creating chances against them. It doesn't matter which game but you're watching 60 minutes of football and you haven't seen the other team creating a chance yet against them. And then on the other end they are very direct in their playing style with good attackers going quite fast in behind your last line. So, I think they have conceded, after Arsenal, the least goals, so that tells you a lot and there's a reason for that because they hardly concede a chance."
Oliver Glasner, Crystal Palace
(via Crystal Palace)
"I think when you talk before a season and say: ‘OK, we win once against Liverpool’, you would say ‘yeah, it's good’. And if you say we’d win twice against Liverpool, you would say, ‘well, it would be very good’. And you say we win three times against Liverpool, it's amazing.
"And now we have the opportunity to win four times against Liverpool in one season. I think that's something unique. First of all, you don't play a team like Liverpool four times a year very often.
"And on the other side, then having already three wins, that's massive for us, and that's why we're really highly motivated, because maybe this will never happen again, and it's a massive chance.
"That’s why we are really looking forward to this game at Anfield."
The Reds have been on an upswing and have a stated purpose of getting back into the Champions League, and they come up against a side that could be distracted with their own European obligations.
As such, Liverpool should be favoured at home.
Prediction: Liverpool 2-1 Crystal Palace
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