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Crystal Palace vs Liverpool: How to watch, kick-off time, TV channel, live stream details

Crystal Palace return to Selhurst Park on Sunday to take on title-chasing Liverpool in the Premier League.

The Eagles have been on the road for their last two matches against rivals Millwall and Brighton but will return to south London on Sunday for the first time since their 3-2 loss to West Ham on New Year's Day.

Patrick Vieira's side were beaten 3-0 by the Reds in the reverse fixture at Anfield back in September with Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Naby Keita all scoring for the hosts.

Jurgen Klopp will be without all three of those players for Sunday's game due to their involvement in the Africa Cup of Nations, with Palace missing Wilfried Zaha, Jordan Ayew and Cheikhou Kouyate due to their involvement at the tournament in Cameroon.

Here, football.london takes you through all the details of the matchday coverage.

When and where?

This game will take place at Crystal Palace's home ground Selhurst Park on Sunday, January 23.

Kick-off is at 2.00pm.

Will the game be on TV?

Yes. The game will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Ultra HD. Coverage for the match begins at 1pm.

You can also stream the game on mobile devices through the Sky Go App.

Crystal Palace team news

Vieira is still without Zaha, Ayew and Kouyate due to AFCON but he has also seen his squad depleted by injury.

James McArthur is still unavailable for the Eagles, with Vieira last week saying the midfielder still had "some way to go" before his recovery from a hamstring tear was complete.

Palace are also expected to still be without James Tomkins. The centre-back cover missed the trip to Brighton after picking up an injury which will keep him on the sidelines for the next few weeks.

Liverpool team news

The Reds are also depleted by AFCON with Salah, Mane and Keita all away and suffered a setback last Saturday when Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain limped off after scoring against Brentford.

Klopp confirmed that the midfielder rolled his ankle but it is not yet known whether this will keep him out for long.

Thiago could also miss out with a hip injury while Divock Origi, Nathaniel Phillips and Harvey Elliot are doubts.

What are the odds?

Here are the latest odds from Grosvenor Sport:

  • Crystal Palace 24/5
  • Draw 14/5
  • Liverpool 3/5

18+ | UK only | Gamble responsibly | begambleaware.org | Odds subject to change

How can I follow the game?

football.london has you covered. As usual, we will be inside the stadium and will have a live blog for you to follow, as well as everything the manager has to say after the game.

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