4 unwanted records Liverpool set vs. Crystal Palace – but no regrets from Slot

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Slot later defended his team selection and insisted his opinion was not changed despite the result, one which consigned Liverpool to their sixth defeat in seven games across all competitions. And the unwanted records continue to come thick and fast… Defeat sets new lows for the Reds By failing to avoid defeat against Oliver Glasner’s side, Liverpool are now winless in their last four home games against Palace in all competitions – their last home victory was in 2021.

That you have to go back to the 1934 defeat against Bolton in the FA Cup for a similar result speaks volumes of the current malaise Liverpool are experiencing. On his debut against PSV last season, Nallo not only became the youngest-ever player to be sent off for Liverpool – beating Michael Owen‘s record – but also the first in the club’s history to be red-carded on his senior debut.

And against Palace he became the first Liverpool player in history to be red carded in back-to-back appearances, as per Reid. It is not a record you want for a teenager trying to make their way in the game, and you can only hope Liverpool have the support in place for him to bounce back.