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But this will still irk Reds boss Arne Slot that they suffered more Wembley woe under him after he instructed his players beforehand that he wanted to get a winning feeling here following a Carabao Cup loss to Newcastle in March.

Yet it was Crystal Palace joy at the national stadium for the second time in 85 days.

It was back in May when they beat big guns Manchester City to lift the FA Cup.



Here he was at it again but this time in a shootout to help Palace upset Premier League champions Liverpool.

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It was a tip of the cap from the Palace shot stopper when he pulled off a great save to deny Alexis Mac Allister but it was those watching who should have been doffing their headwear out of respect for the keeper.

Palace got their hands on the shield for the curtain-raiser and their fans soaked up every second of the celebrations.

Just 77 days after Palace had played their part in Liverpool ’s inauguration as Premier League champions, it was Slot and Co who were watching on here at someone else lifting a trophy.

Shame the minute’s silence before the game had to be ended early because a handful of Palace fans couldn’t keep quiet.

Alisson had to be alert to deny Eze while Wirtz shot over at the other end when he had time to find the target.

Then, with 13 minutes to go, Adam Wharton slotted in Sarr after Cody Gakpo was caught in possession by Will Hughes and the Palace forward finished impressively to force the penalties.

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