Crystal Palace vs Liverpool: What time does it start, what TV channel is it on, where can I watch it

A look ahead to the Premier League match at Selhurst Park

Alex Bowmer
Thursday 27 October 2016 18:17 BST
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It’s a big game for…

Christian Benteke. Following a prolific spell at Aston Villa, Benteke didn't enjoy the happiest of times at Anfield. Clearly out of favour under Jürgen Klopp, he joined the Eagles in search of a regular starting place and having scored against his current club in the corresponding fixture last season, the Belgian will be hoping to return the favour on Saturday.

Best stat…

The last eight games between these teams have failed to produce a single clean sheet.

Remember when...

Liverpool were in the driving seat for the title with 15 minutes to go in May 2014, only to throw away a three-goal lead?

Player to watch…

Sadio Mane. Finished off a sweeping move for the first goal against West Brom on Saturday and then turned provider for Coutinho. He likes facing Palace, having scored three goals and claimed two assists in five games against them during his Southampton days.

Past three meetings…

Crystal Palace 1 (Ledley) Liverpool 2 (Firmino, Benteke), Premier League, March 2016

Liverpool 1 (Coutinho) Crystal Palace 2 (Bolasie, Dann), Premier League, November 2015

Liverpool 1 (Lallana) Crystal Palace 3 (Puncheon, Zaha, Murray), Premier League, May 2015

Form guide…

Crystal Palace: WLWDLL

Liverpool: WWWDWW

Vital information…

Kick-off time: 17:30 BST on Saturday

TV: Live on BT Sport 1/BT Sport 1 HD/BT Sport Ultra HD from 17:00 BST, highlights on BBC One, 22:20 BST on Saturday

Odds…

Crystal Palace: 21/5

Liverpool: 8/11

Draw: 31/10

(Odds provided by Oddschecker)

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