Right, we've had monkeys in charge of matches, penalty decisions to divide the masses and a late, late winner.

A solid Sunday's work in anyone's book.

See you later - follow the West Brom game here. 

Don't forget that you can watch live coverage as England's women's team take on Germany tonight in their second match of the SheBelieves Cup.

You can watch the full game on the BBC Red Button and the second half on BBC One.

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James in London: I never understood this idea of a "soft" penalty. Isn't that just admitting that's it penalty? We moan all the time about Italians getting away with little fouls all the time. And then when the little fouls are penalised we say it's soft! 

Ben in Croydon: It's very upsetting. Upsetting to see a club such as Liverpool having to resort to cheating to beat a team scrapping at the bottom.

Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew: "You've got to be 100% sure. In super slow motion the knee touches the foot and he goes over like he's been shot. In the last second of the game, are you going to give a penalty then?"

We are under way at The Hawthorns - follow that game over here.

Alan Pardew speaking to Sky Sports: “We didn't get any pressure on them when they went down to 10. Up to that we were good and deserved to be in front.

“The keeper made a mistake, which cost us and made us edgy from that point and we never lost that edginess for the rest of the game.

“He [Benteke] certainly made a big meal of it. If it had been us, we would not have got it.

“I’m frustrated because I looked at the referee. He was not going to give it and then he looked at the linesman who gave it.

“It was a game we should have come away with and we didn't.”

Alan Pardew is clearly frustrated and has a bit of a tussle with Sky Sports reporter Geoff Shreeves: "Let's not get into a debate here and you try to antagonise me. I don't want to get into a debate about this penalty, that's my opinion, let's move on."

Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew: "[Christian Benteke] is looking for it. Our player is pulling out of it. If the linesman gives it for the touch of the knee in the last minute I think it is harsh. Damien Delaney literally pulls out of it and the follow through of his knee gets it. Blimey, that's tough."

Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew: "I feel like we've been robbed a little bit but again maybe we shot ourselves in the foot a bit. When we went down to 10 men maybe we should have pushed on a little bit."

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Here comes an angry-looking Alan Pardew...

Liverpool are back to six points behind Manchester City in fourth so retain an interest in a Champions League berth.

Palace are nine points clear of the drop zone. Should be enough...?

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Lucas: If ever a game underlined Milner's importance to Liverpool, it's this one... 

Hilts: Clear penalty, knee caught him - if it's at the other end Pardew would be moaning if it was not given.

Gary in Essex: Clear penalty. Replays prove it. Cheating? I think not. Accusers hang your heads.

Crystal Palace midfielder Joe Ledley speaking to BBC Sport: "Getting in a position like that it's devastating. Usually getting into a position like that at home we are okay at seeing things out.

"Second-half, 1-0 up and they are down to 10 men - we should be seeing that out.

"The second goal was harsh I think. I don't think it was a penalty, but if you slide to ground like that in the box you are always going to put it into the ref's mind

"The run is not ideal, of course. We need to get some confidence back within the camp and hopefully start winning games."

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As we wait for Pards, a reminder that all of the build up to today's other game is over here.

No sign of Alan Pardew yet. He was very animated after that late, late penalty...

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp speaks to BBC Sport: "If you are behind it's not so important why and how, the only thing is that the difference is not so big. We had to change the system and had to try to stay offensive. We knew it was risky but at the end we forced it and for us it is a great win."

On Benteke: "It was a perfect change, he really worked hard. His first touch was a big chance and then it was his penalty. He made the move and forced the situation. It was a clear penalty and then he was pretty cool with the penalty. Football is a lot of things and sometimes it's all about passion. What I saw today from my players, they defended with all they had and that's good to see."

On the Firmino goal: "Sometimes you need a bit of luck. We forced it in a way because we were high in our formation. We were there, cool enough and scored the goal."

Confidence high ahead of Europa League meeting with Man Utd: "It feels good in this moment. We have to recover now and then we will be ready."

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp speaking to Sky Sports: “I’m pretty happy. It was well deserved. We played well in that second-half against a well-rested team.

“First-half we started okay but forgot to shoot on the goal. But what we did in the end was brilliant.

"I feel sorry for Palace but I have just seen the replay [of the penalty decision] in the dressing room and it was a clear penalty. If there was no contact, Benteke would have been in a great position to shoot."

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Crystal Palace midfielder Joe Ledley says that they are not happy about the penalty decision and says 'he didn't touch him.'