Liverpool challenged Crystal Palace away, and strived for 8 consecutive victories to avenge the community shield

This weekend in the Premier League, Liverpool will visit Selhurst Park Stadium to challenge Crystal Palace. The Red Army came with a dual goal: on the one hand, they hoped to avenge the community shield that led twice but was reversed, and on the other hand, they were determined to continue their strong performance of seven consecutive victories in various competitions. Historical confrontation data shows that Liverpool has won 10 games away against Crystal Palace in the past 11 away games, which adds confidence to the whole team.

Despite the momentum of winning streak, coach Arne Slot maintained a clear understanding and pointed out that the team's performance still has room for improvement. There was indeed a lucky component in the previous winning streak. Facing Crystal Palace, which is waiting for work, Liverpool needs to show a more stable competitive state to get all three points.

Liverpool is expected to start (4-2-3-1)

goalkeeper position, Alisson will return to the starting lineup after the mid-week Carabao Cup rest. Liverpool's defensive performance has fluctuated recently, and the performance of Brazil's goalkeeper is crucial. On the

defense line, Connor Bradley is expected to be the right-back, and he successfully restricted Glalish's performance in the last round against Everton. The central defender combination will continue to be paired by Connert and captain Van Dijk, who is still the most stable core of the defense line. The left is guarded by Kelkez, and his rebound in the Merseyside derby is encouraging. In the midfield, Heraffenberg continued his outstanding form and contributed one pass and one shot in the last round of the league. McAllister, who is partnering with him, will return to the starting lineup in this game after a full rest. Wilz, who is in the midfielder, still needs to adapt to the Premier League rhythm as soon as possible, and the German new player has not fully demonstrated his value. At the

forward line, Salah continued to serve as the right winger, and he has always performed well against Crystal Palace. Due to Ekitic's suspension, Isaac, who scored a goal in the middle of the week, will serve as center, and Slot said he will reasonably control his playing time. The left winger position is still led by Garkebo, and despite facing fierce competition, the Dutch is still the coach's first choice.