Harvey Elliott has admitted Liverpool were outdone by Crystal Palace's effective game plan on Monday evening but has vowed the team will bounce back against Manchester United.
Jurgen Klopp's side fell behind in the first half after Wilfried Zaha's well-taken effort found the bottom right corner of the goal, though restored parity after the break through Luis Diaz. It proved to be a frustrating evening at Anfield for the Reds, who grew more and more frustrated by the Eagles' gamesmanship throughout the contest.
Happy to run the clock down at every opportunity, Palace sat deep in their own half to soak up the pressure and successfully slowed the game down by going to ground under minimal contact.
