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Who was back to his best? Player ratings for Crystal Palace v Liverpool
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Published 11/8/2026 10:04:18 AM
Crystal Palace 1-3 Liverpool: How the players rated
Dean Henderson: Made a couple of good saves though was well beaten for all three goals. 5
Jefferson Lerma: Initially battled well against the visitors frontline but Liverpool's quality was too much. 4
Chris Richards: Part of a backline that had their work cut out and ultimately conceded three goals that were far too easy. 4
Axel Disasi: Like Lerma and Richards, kept Alexander Isak quiet for most the game but punished in the end. 4
Oscar Mingueza: The Spaniard was good on the ball but perhaps didn't push forward enough. 5
Adam Wharton: Tidy in possession and had a glancing header saved by Alisson though wasn't able to dictate the tempo of the game. 5
Quinten Timber: Lost Mac Allister for the first goal. Played some good deliveries but his decision-making was poor. Replaced on the hour mark. 4
Tyrick Mitchell: Was really good going forward and found Pino who hit the bar, before teeing up Kamada, who forced a save from Alisson. 6
Daichi Kamada: Nearly scored with a solid volley but on the whole, didn't do enough to challenge Kerkez down Liverpool's left. 5
Yeremy Pino: One of the few positives for Palace. Hit the woodwork in the first half and constantly posed Liverpool problems with his quality. Unlucky not to score. 7
Jorgen Strand Larsen: Had a couple of openings in the first-half and did ask questions of Liverpool's backline. 5
Subs:
Osorio (on 60, Timber): Failed to really have an impact. 5
Nketiah (on 72, Strand Larsen): Missed a good chance but scored from the spot. 6
Khalaili (on 87, Mingueza)
McNeil (on 87, Pino)
Subs not used: Benitez, Canvot, Chilwell, Doucoure, Hughes.
