Liverpool vs Crystal Palace LIVE - Pino, Sarr goals, Nallo red card, score and commentary stream

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Hello and welcome to the ECHO’s live coverage of Liverpool’s Carabao Cup clash with Crystal Palace. Seems a little unfair, hardly need him at this point!20:37KEY EVENTHalf-time ratingsFreddie Woodman 6Clutched efforts from Hughes and Sarr first half and competent distribution.Wataru Endo 6Playing as the right-sided of three centre-backs, set the tone early on with some crunching tackles but lost Sarr for the second.Joe Gomez 6Decisive both on the ground and in the air until loose touch gifted Palace chance to open scoring.Andy Robertson 6Kept matters simple with some effective if agricultural defending.Calvin Ramsay 7Fine diagonal to release Ngumoha for one attack first half and happy to get stuck in.Alexis Mac Allister 6Very much playing within himself before interval as he continues to regain full fitness.Trey Nyoni 6Wasn’t always sure when to stick or twist in the during the opening stages but good engine.Milos Kerkez 6Steady enough as left wing-back and moments of good understanding with Ngumoha down flank.Kieran Morrison 5Couple of touches early on but wasn’t spotted much by his team-mate after that first half.Federico Chiesa 6Some nice touches early on and one shot saved, but should have spent more time in the centre forward position.Rio Ngumoha 6Started brightly with one curling effort wide but impact limited after receiving knock.20:37Paul GorstHalf timeHalf time: Liverpool 0-2 Crystal Palace.

Sarr at the double for the visitors, it's now seven in his last nine against Liverpool. 20:14Ian DoyleLiverpool steadyThere isn't much goal threat in this Liverpool line-up, but they are more than holding their own so far.Palace look more affected by their five changes than the Reds are with their 10.20:13Paul GorstNgumoha 'at it'Ngumoha has Palace terrifed here, he's constantly running at them and causing problems.

There's also a debut for Keiran Morrison wide right and a first start for Calvin Ramsay in three years in the Liverpool first team. Good to see Kieran Morrison handed his debut, he's been impressing at the academy for a long while!I'm also interested to see how Calvin Ramsay gets on after being handed his first Liverpool appearance for three years.But the lack of first teamers on the bench offers a rather big clue as to just how big a priority tonight's game is for Slot.18:34Paul GorstTeam news in fullFreddie Woodman makes his Liverpool debut as Andy Robertson captains the side against Crystal Palace in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup.