Adamskiii: Liverpool need that third goal to wrap up the game. But we all know what happened the last time we scored three goals against Palace...

Don't know what you mean Adam. Maybe you could remind us?

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Into the last 25 minutes.

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Former Tottenham manager David Pleat
BBC Radio 5 live at Selhurst Park

"Now we will see if Crystal Palace are capable of changing the way they play, spurred on by the home crowd. The introduction of Jason Puncheon has added a little bit more creativity to the side, and Alan Pardew has certainly made his attacking intentions clear. Palace have to throw caution to the wind now."

Mamadou Sakho is off after more treatment and in his absence Liverpool look noticeably shaky again at the back. Simon Mignolet punches the ball out to the edge of the box, it's flashed back across goal and deflects just past the post. A telling touch there and it's 2-2.

Paul Collins: We've just had the biggest FA Cup shock of the weekend. Mario Balotelli actually had a massive smile on his face.

Abhinav Singh Jamwal: Looks like we signed three new players in Sturridge, Balotelli and Ibe this January.

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Mamadaou Sakho is down in the penalty area, looks in real pain. It was an off-the-ball incident.

A clash of heads with Yannick Bolasie, that's what it was. He is having some treatment.

Former Tottenham manager David Pleat
BBC Radio 5 live at Selhurst Park

"Adam Lallana with a classic example of following the ball up. If the goalkeeper is going to parry it you want to be the first to the rebound and Lallana was one of four Liverpool players following in at a rate of knots. The manager on the touchline celebrates with his coaching staff and Mario Balotelli? He's smiling."

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A fine turnaround from Liverpool. Brendan's half-time words and change have done the trick as Mario Balotelli crashes a 20-yard free-kick through the wall, Julian Speroni can't hold it and Adam Lallana is first man there and steers home. He took that very well, the ball was travelling at a rate of knots.

Lfcway: Get in! Daniel Sturridge! What a ball by Jordan Henderson. That's why he passes. He should never shoot!

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Adam Lallana is playing as the widest wide right you could imagine in the second half. Liverpool really stretching the pitch, with Mario Balotelli up front with Daniel Sturridge. Expansive, but it could prove expensive. There must be space to exploit by the pace of the Palace counter?

Daniel Sturridge has been on the fringes of the game but one chance, one goal. He finished that brilliantly.

If you had to pick an England XI to play tomorrow - on form and on fitness - would you have Sturridge and Harry Kane up front?

Liverpool's momentum instantly flips, as Palace go close to a second goal. Liverpool just can't defend corners at the moment, making a hash of doing so again and Dwight Gayle thrashes in a low shot which Simon Mignolet does well to turn clear.

Former Tottenham manager David Pleat
BBC Radio 5 live at Selhurst Park

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"A brilliant volley. Daniel Sturridge is expert at hitting those on his left foot as they come over his shoulder. He stole in behind the Palace defence and thrust the ball home. This will make for a better game. Crystal Palace have to come out of their shell now."

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Liverpool's half-time tweaks bear fruit. It's been a positive few minutes and they level when Daniel Sturridge runs on to a cute chip over the top by Jordan Henderson, it's on his left foot and he doesn't try and smash it, but hits it true, through the legs of Julian Speroni and into the net.

Well taken.

Former Tottenham manager David Pleat
BBC Radio 5 live at Selhurst Park

"Jason Puncheon whacked it over the bar, but it's better from Palace. They have wonderful support in this stadium and the fans will get behind their team - they understand the tactics of the opening 45 minutes. It was one-way traffic in the first half, will be there a bit more ebb and flow in this?"

Great chance for Jason Puncheon, 20 seconds after he came on! Yannick Bolasie picks him out from the right, Puncheon has a shot from 20 yards but he can't keep it down!

Back under way.

It is Mario Balotelli time! The moustachioed maverick is on in place of Lazar Markovic, while Palace bring on Jason Puncheon in place of Marouane Chamakh.

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I'm not sure Brendan Rodgers really does 'angry' but he doesn't look too impressed as he emerges for the second half. More urgency? More tempo? Mario Balotelli?

Simon Mignolet's save to keep out Dwight Gayle's effort just before the break could well be crucial. I've just seen it back and the Belgian did superbly to stretch and kick it clear. A 2-0 lead at the break would have been massive for the hosts.