James Milner and Naby Keita return in center Liverpool, and Darwin Nunez is not on the team roster.
In the lineup used by Liverpool against Crystal Palace, Milner, and Keita are back, but Nunez isn't
In the 25th round of the English Premier League, Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp unveiled his lineup against Crystal Palace. Due to an injury, Darwin Nunez is not included on the roster; Diogo Jota will take his place. In place of Fabinho and Stefan Patic, James Milner and Naby Keita moved back to the heart of Liverpool.
- The keeper is Alisson.
- The back line for the defense is Trent Alexander-Arnold, Joel Matip, Andrew Robertson, and Virgil Van Dyck.
- Mohamed Salah, Cody Jakobo, and Diogo Jota are on the attacking line, with Naby Keita, James Milner, and Jordan Henderson in the midfield.
- Liverpool is in eighth position with 35 points, while Crystal Palace is in 12th place with 26 points.
There are concerns about Darwin Nunez participating in Liverpool's game against Real Madrid because of an injury
Darwin Nunez, a striker for Liverpool from Uruguay, suffered an injury while playing for his club against Newcastle United in the English Premier League. Nunez and Cody Jakpo both scored two free goals as Liverpool defeated Newcastle United in the English Premier League encounter that pitted the two teams against one another.
Nunez opened the scoring for Liverpool against Newcastle United in the 10th minute. He did it by expertly taming the ball after receiving a longitudinal pass from Arnold and placing it in goalkeeper Nick Pope's net.
Nunez suffered a serious injury during the Liverpool vs. Newcastle game
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Nunez was replaced moments later, in discomfort, after suffering a shoulder injury in the second half from a hard collision with Kieran Trippier near the corner kick flag on the left.
Nunez is reportedly having trouble catching up with Liverpool's Champions League match against Real Madrid because of an injury that may prevent him from playing.
The opening leg of Liverpool's Champions League round of 16 matches against Real Madrid will take place at Anfield Road on Tuesday.
Milner said after the tie with Crystal Palace that the defeat by Real Madrid had no impact on the team
As Liverpool's squad drew with Crystal Palace in the English Premier League, James Milner stressed that their Champions League loss to Real Madrid had no impact on their performance on Saturday.
Liverpool lost badly to Real Madrid at Anfield in the opening leg of the Champions League round of 16 by a score of 5-2, drawing 0-0 with Crystal Palace in the English Premier League.
We wanted to play better and grab the three points, but we didn't, Milner told Sky Sports. He said that, on the good side, "We kept a clean sheet away from home. Passion and conflict were present, but perhaps inventiveness wasn't as strong. The game was won thanks to our sufficient generation, although it was not as smooth as we would have wanted.
We have to move over our loss to Real Madrid as soon as possible, he said. I could see the yearning. We would have let up a goal if our performance against Real Madrid had had an impact on us today. Even if it wasn't one of our greatest performances, it's never simple in a setting like this.
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While we have players who can score goals, keeping clean sheets is important, according to Milner.
The following arguments stated by him: "We must endure; we are the harshest judges of ourselves; it is important not to pay attention to outside noise; it is up to us; we are the only ones who can change it; we feel short this year and we must work harder."
