The Premier League action continues on Sunday, as Liverpool makes the trip to Crystal Palace for a huge clash before the international break
Head coach Andoni Iraola of Liverpool FC reacts during the UEFA Champions League 2026/27 League Phase MD4 match between Fenerbahce SK and Liverpool FC
Liverpool takes on Crystal Palace on Sunday(Image: (Photo by Ferda Demir/Getty Images))
The second international break of the season is almost here, but before any more judgement can be drawn on the campaign so far, there is another round of matches to go through.
For Liverpool, a trip to Crystal Palace rounds off the latest set of fixtures, with Andoni Iraola hoping to sign off for two weeks on a positive note. The Reds have made a decent start to the season, but will need to bounce back from a defeat to Arsenal last time out to keep some of the positivity there.
Meanwhile, for the Eagles, it has been a tough opening few weeks. The side sits 19th in the table, with head coach Pierre Sage under pressure to turn things around before it is too late. The clash with Liverpool could be defining for his time at Selhurst Park, only increasing what is at stake for the home side.
So, with that said, here's a look at everything you need to know ahead of Liverpool's trip to Crystal Palace this weekend.
When is kick-off?
Liverpool's clash with Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park is set to take place on Sunday, November 8, with kick-off scheduled for 2 p.m. (GMT) in the U.K. That is 9 a.m. Eastern Time and 6 a.m. Pacific Time in the U.S..
TV channel and live stream details
The match will be available to watch in the U.K., with Sky Sports hosting the coverage on TV, while a stream will be available on Sky Go or NOW TV. A paid subscription is required to watch the match between Liverpool and Crystal Palace for both the TV broadcast and streaming.
In the U.S., the encounter will be available on TV via NBCSN, while it is available to stream on Peacock.
Team news and injury updates
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 28: Ryan Gravenberch of Liverpool during the Carabao Cup Fourth Round match between Liverpool and Chelsea at Anfield on October 28, 2026 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Jacques Feeney/Offside/Offside via Getty Images)
Ryan Gravenberch is a major doubt for Liverpool against Crystal Palace(Image: Getty Images)
Liverpool has several injury doubts heading into the match in London on Sunday, with Ryan Gravenberch being the one who is closest to making a return. The midfielder has been struggling with a heel problem that resulted in him missing out on the midweek Champions League tie with Fenerbahce.
"The only doubt we will have is Ryan..." Iraola told reporters. "[It's] a day-to-day thing, a matter of pain. Let’s see if he can deal with the pain, and he can help us."
Jeremie Frimpong is set to miss out with a hamstring injury, though there is hope that he could feature again after the international break. Giovanni Leoni could also return after the two-week break, with the defender stepping up his recovery from a long-term knee issue.
A duo of Conor Bradley and Hugo Ekitike should be back before the end of the calendar year, with the duo also ramping up their recovery from long-term problems.
Crystal Palace will be without Jean-Philippe Mateta, with the striker serving a suspension for the red card he picked up last time out against Tottenham.
The Eagles will also be missing Ismaila Sarr, Takehiro Tomiyasu, and Chadi Riad, with the former two set to return after the international break, while the latter will be out until next summer.