Matheus Cunha produces a lovely through pass for the home side and what a chance for Pablo Sarabia, with only Dean Henderson to beat.

But Sarabia dithers, doesn't get a shot away and instead tries to go around Henderson but the Palace number one sticks out a well-judged arm, gets a flick on the ball and the chance evaporates.

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Eddie Nketiah has to shout to Daniel Munoz there to make sure he leaves it. Nketiah has to be a presence there and if he does he's got a tap in with his head.

Palace's Jean-Philippe Mateta looks to bring in some much-needed quality with a jinking run into the penalty area. The ball is partially blocked only for an inviting cross to come in, but Daniel Munoz heads over the top.

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Nobody cares about your injuries Pep. Man Utd and Newcastle were decimated last season and were told to get on with it. So, on you get Pep! John

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Trevoh Chalobah should score the initial chance, it's saved, and then Jean-Philippe Mateta hits it on the rebound and it is Chalobah who blocks it off the line. Chalobah defending at the wrong end.

How have Palace not scored? The cross comes in from the left, Marc Guehi's header should be volleyed home by Trevoh Chalobah but he can't sort out his feet quick enough and it bounces off his leg backwards.

Then it drops for Jean-Philippe Mateta and his strike looks to be going in, only for it to hit the unfortunate Chalaboh, who gets in the way.

Liverpool

Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo to Sky Sports: "We needed to put in more energy, to be not so sloppy on the ball as well and press good. I think second half was way better. We were dangerous, we created chances and then the goals came."

On his goal: "It's a nice feeling but I think today the most important thing is that we won. It was a very difficult game against a very good opponent and three points are the most important. Very happy that we got them."

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Jean-Philippe Mateta did really well to keep hold of the ball and turn under pressure. It was a nice little lay off from him to Eddie Nketiah but he just didn't quite catch it. He hit the ball into the floor and made it easy for Jose Sa in the end.

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It has not been a great 27 minutes at Molineux. A two-goal Wolves win would take them up to 18th, a one-goal victory moves them above Southampton and off the bottom.

Palace were briefly in the bottom three earlier today, before Ipswich conceded a 94th-minute equaliser against Leicester.

Eddie Nketiah has a shot for Crystal Palace, but it is a shot Jose Sa should save and easily does.

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Arne Slot to BBC MOTD: "Brighton has for many years now a great idea about football. They had a great game plan today as well and they have spent a lot of money in recent years to have that much quality. I'm not surprised that the first half was really difficult for us. The intensity was far below what I expect from our players.

"From the start of the second half the game changed completely. It was not about tactics without the ball it was run and keep running. That's what they did combined with setting up a bit differently on the ball.

"We must not forget our fans who showed up for us today as well."

On Arsenal and Manchester City both losing: "Not because of those results but for it feels special because we faced Arsenal last week who are a very tough team with quality and good idea about football.

"Today we faced the same quality and idea about football and both times we had to come from behind to get a result. That is what makes my day, not so much the results from other games."

On turning the game around: "I was waiting for us to score the goal but we didn't that's why I made the substitutions. Both of them came on really strong. Then you can say it's a bit of luck but the goalkeeper cannot react. The second goal was a Mo Salah special.

"It's not the first and not the last time he will score from that position."

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Man City picking up their customary defeat against a non top six team to make everyone think the Premier League is competitive again before barnstorming the second half of the season.

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Good opportunity for Rayan Ait-Nouri, hits it with his right instead of his left that time. Wolves are just starting to get back into it now.

A breakaway for Wolves down the left but Rayan Ait-Nouri's pass, looking for Jorgen Strand Larsen, is underhit and Maxence Lacroix is able to get a vital foot in.

The corner falls to Ait-Nouri but the finish, on the weaker right foot, is not too smart, rash and wild over the top from eight yards out.

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Eddie Nketiah runs at the Wolves defence, but then goes to the ground far too easily, with referee Anthony Taylor unimpressed.

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You can see the press from Crystal Palace. They're not allowing Wolves to settle on the ball. Palace have are just starting to take control, knocking the ball around and that will unsettle this crowd. That is what they need to do, get that anxiety going around this stadium.

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Ipswich Town

Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I thought when it was 11 v 11, it was a really good performance and we were the better team and deserved to be ahead. The game swings and goes from what I thought was a penalty and maybe 2-0 to us. I thought we managed the game very well. With 11 v 11, it was a really good performance. I was proud of the effort with 10 men. I thought we deserved to win today.

"The last thing I want to do is speak about VAR because it's happened for the last three weeks. For me, it's a penalty [Conor] Chaplin is in the box and gets barged over. It shouldn't need VAR. The ball bounced out in the same couple of seconds and I know you can slow it down. As Kalvin [Phillips] realises, he pulls his foot out. You don't need to give a second yellow. I don't think any referee should put himself in the middle of that.

"I know we know each other from last year but Leicester were seen as the best team in Championship history and we were there with them. I felt like we were the better team today."

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, speaking to Sky Sports: "They had chances, we created as well at the end too, but we could not win any balls from the wingers.

"They were difficult to play in the first half. We knew how they would play. It was well-deserved. The guys give everything because after nine years together they always will."

On whether players were playing with injuries: "Kyle [Walker], 16 days didn't train with us until yesterday. Nathan [Ake] made an incredible effort, it's not just about that [injuries]."

On how proud he is to have gone almost a year without losing in the Premier League: "We would like to keep defending it but how many games and months we did it... it's great.

"We have another game in two days in Portugal and we have to go again."

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Crystal Palace's Eddie Nketiah looks to slide a pass through to Jean-Philippe Mateta but the pair aren't on the same wavelength and the ball goes away from the Frenchman.

Wolves' Rayan Ait-Nouri does well to cut inside a challenge in the penalty area, but can only drag the ball wide of the post.

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Fantastic opportunity and Will Hughes should score.

He will be gutted with himself.