Crystal Palace offered a rallying cry for their manager Roy Hodgson, delivering their best performance since beating Burnley over a month ago, yet lost 2-1 after Liverpool snuck it in stoppage time.
The Eagles took the lead in the second half when substitute Jean-Philippe Mateta won and converted a penalty.
But after Jordan Ayew picked up a second yellow card for a foul to stop a Liverpool counter-attack, the Reds levelled the game almost immediately as Mohamed Salah's shot found the net via a deflection off Nathaniel Clyne.
Substitute Harvey Elliott then took Salah's pass in his stride and struck from range in injury time to inflict a cruel defeat on the hosts.
Dom Smith was at Selhurst Park to rate the Liverpool players’ performances…
Alisson 7
Had little to do on his return from injury, but when called upon to keep Jefferson Lerma out with an exceptional first-half save, he was able to deliver. Also denied Joachim Andersen late on.
Trent Alexander-Arnold 6
Even on an off-day, Liverpool's No66 played a few of his trademark raking passing across the pitch for team-mates on the left. Did, however, play a few sloppy short passes into touch too.
Jarell Quansah 7
Was calm and composed on the ball and deserved his second Premier League start of the season, but kicked Mateta, handing Palace their penalty.
Virgil van Dijk 7
Good in the air. Booked for giving away Palace's first penalty, but had the yellow card rescinded when the spot-kick was overturned.
Kostas Tsimikas 7
One of Liverpool's better players. Took a pop shot from range in the first half which was speculative to say the least.
Dominik Szoboszlai 7
Energetic throughout, and tried to get Liverpool moving by carrying the ball forward and delivering crosses into the area.
Wataru Endo 5
Quite ineffectual. Went down too easily under pressure from Will Hughes, leading to Palace's first penalty being overturned. Was hooked at half-time.
Ryan Gravenberch 6
Replaced by Cody Gakpo on 57 minutes, having made little impression on proceedings at Selhurst Park.
Mohamed Salah 8
Not his best display of what has been a magnificent start to the season, but capped it off with his 200th Liverpool goal, before assisting their late winner.
Darwin Nunez 6
Was lively as ever, but scraped wide with a couple of decent chances.
Luis Diaz 5
Barely had an influence here, and the ball did not stick when it arrived at his feet.
Subs:
Joe Gomez (Endo, 45') 6
Came on and played well at right-back, allowing Alexander-Arnold to move into midfield.
Ibrahima Konate (Quansah, 57') 6
Settled into defence well and kept Palace largely at bay towards the end of the game.
Cody Gakpo (Gravenberch, 57') 6
Was involved in Liverpool’s late wave of attacks in stoppage time as they piled the pressure on the hosts.
Curtis Jones (Nunez, 74') 6
Lively when he came on.
Harvey Elliott (Szoboszlai 74') 8
Scored a stunning winner in stoppage time.
Not used: Kelleher, Doak, McConnell, Bradley
