Liverpool vs Crystal Palace Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 25th April 2026

Despite their unconvincing form, Liverpool stand a good chance of adding three more points to their account in round 34. They face The Eagles this coming Saturday, and they'll be disappointed to miss out on a win at Anfield.

Ranked as number 5 in the Premier League standings, The Reds, have so far collected 55 points this season, while Crystal Palace collected 43 points. This puts them up as number 13 after 32 rounds.

Liverpool are looking to avenge a disappointing defeat against Crystal Palace in their last meeting. According to the bookmakers, a win for the home team looks like a likely scenario.

When it comes to goal-scoring Liverpool could be more prolific, scoring 19 times in their previous ten games. That is an average of 1.9 goals per game in which, they conceded 11 times. This is an average of 1.1 a game, achieving a clean sheet in three games.

Crystal Palace scored 12 goals, conceded 11 and managed four clean sheets in their previous ten matches.

The last time these two sides facing off here came up against each other, The Eagles came away with a 2-1 win. They have a similar outcome in mind at Anfield, but face stern opposition, of course.

Liverpool vs Crystal Palace Prediction

Liverpool Form

Liverpool have been a little inconsistent recently, as they beat Fulham by 2-0. Following that up proved too difficult, as they lost 0-2 against Paris Saint-Germain, before achieving a 1-2 win against Everton. Liverpool claimed a middle-of-the-road three wins in their previous six matches on home soil in the Premier League. They also drew two and lost one, as they scored 14 and conceded seven goals.

Crystal Palace Form

In their previous three matches, Crystal Palace beat Newcastle 2-1, lost 2-1 against Fiorentina and drew 0-0 with West Ham. In their last six away matches in the Premier League, Crystal Palace won twice, while also recording one draw. They endured three defeats in this run, with a scoreline from these matches saying eight goals conceded and seven scored.

While we don't believe Crystal Palace are strong enough to prevent Liverpool from a home win, we believe they are capable of limiting the defeat to only a few goals.

Liverpool took 36 points from their last 19 encounters with teams from the bottom half of the Premier League table. This amounts to ten wins after scoring 33 times and conceding 22. Crystal Palace won two and claimed eight points in their nine most recent games against teams inside the top six. They scored eight conceded 12 goals. Liverpool claimed 16 wins, seven draws as well as ten defeats in the Premier League this season. Crystal Palace enjoy a record of 11 wins, ten draws and 11 defeats in the Premier League.

Liverpool vs Crystal Palace Squads

Liverpool Squad

Arne Slot will choose the starting lineup for the upcoming game against Crystal Palace from the players listed below (the information in the brackets refers to goals scored and matches played in the Premier League this season):

Alisson Becker (0/25), Armin Pecsi (0/0), Freddie Woodman (0/1), Giorgi Mamardashvili (0/8), Andrew Robertson (0/21), Calvin Ramsay (0/0), Conor Bradley (0/15), Giovanni Leoni (0/0), Ibrahima Konate (1/31), Jeremie Frimpong (0/17), Joseph Gomez (0/17), Milos Kerkez (2/29), Rhys Williams (0/0), Virgil van Dijk (4/33), Alexis Mac Allister (2/32), Curtis Jones (0/29), Dominik Szoboszlai (5/31), Federico Chiesa (2/23), Florian Wirtz (4/29), Ryan Gravenberch (4/31), Stefan Bajcetic (0/0), Trey Nyoni (0/5), Wataru Endo (0/8), Alexander Isak (2/12), Cody Gakpo (6/31), Hugo Ekitike (11/28), Mohamed Salah (7/24), Rio Ngumoha (2/15).

Crystal Palace Squad

Below is the full team squad of Crystal Palace. The manager Glasner will pick his starting XI against Liverpool from these players:

Dean Henderson (0/31), Remi Matthews (0/0), Walter Benitez (0/1), Borna Sosa (0/6), Chadi Riad (0/6), Chris Richards (1/28), Daniel Munoz (3/23), George King (0/0), Jaydee Canvot (0/15), Joel Drakes-Thomas (0/2), Kaden Rodney (0/1), Maxence Lacroix (1/30), Nathaniel Clyne (0/8), Tyrick Mitchell (1/32), Adam Wharton (0/28), Brennan Johnson (2/29), Caleb Kporha (0/0), Cheick Oumar Doucoure (0/0), Christantus Uche (0/14), Daichi Kamada (0/22), Dean Benamar (0/0), Jefferson Lerma (0/26), Justin Devenny (1/19), Rio Cardines (0/0), Will Hughes (0/29), Edward Nketiah (2/12), Evann Guessand (1/19), Ismaila Sarr (7/22), Jean-Philippe Mateta (10/26), Joergen Strand Larsen (4/30), Yeremy Pino (2/29).

Liverpool vs Crystal Palace Team News

Liverpool could be looking at three players on the injured and absent list ahead of their upcoming match against Crystal Palace. Liverpool have to alter their line-up, as both Alexis Mac Allister and Andrew Robertson get a day in the shade.

Sidelined with an injury, Liverpool can't field Mohamed Salah on Saturday against Crystal Palace.

Crystal Palace are juggling with four absent players on this coming Saturday when travelling to Liverpool. Will Hughes, Ismaila Sarr and Christantus Uche can't be called upon by Crystal Palace, as they are all sidelined with a suspension.

Cheick Oumar Doucoure is too injured to face Crystal Palace.

Liverpool vs Crystal Palace Lineups

Liverpool vs Crystal Palace H2H

The last time the pair played each other Crystal Palace came away as 2-1 winners, and rest assured they have a similar outcome in mind this coming Saturday. Liverpool were a little more successful than Crystal Palace in recent meetings, and go into their next encounter with a 5-3-2 advantage. Naturally, betting on Liverpool has more often than not proved the profitable way to go. The bookies best betting odds on a home win are at 11/23.

Liverpool vs Crystal Palace Results

In the past ten matches between home side Liverpool and Crystal Palace both teams found the back of the net five times. Best priced odds on both teams to score with the bookies are at 7/10.

Liverpool vs Crystal Palace Betting Tips

It is a great season for Hugo Ekitike, who currently has 11 league goals to his name during this season. Liverpool will rely on his services to gun down Crystal Palace.

Liverpool won six of their previous 10 matches across all tournaments at Anfield. They drew two and lost two as well, while Crystal Palace won three of their last 10 games away. They drew two and lost five. Who'll impose themselves on the match first at Anfield on Saturday? Liverpool scored the opening goal nine times in 10 home games, while Crystal Palace did it in seven of their last 10 away games.

Under 2.5 goals happened four times in the last ten encounters between these two rivals. Liverpool managed an average of 1.4 goals, with Crystal Palace averaging 0.7 goals in these. Both teams not to score was a winning bet five times in this run of matches. Over 2.5 goals happened in five of Liverpool’s last ten matches across all tournaments. They pulled off an average of 1.3 goals during this run. Of the last ten games for Crystal Palace, six had more than 2.5 goals, while they managed to score an average of 1.4 times goals per game.