Harry Kane has 21 goals for the season in the Premier League - and 30 in total for Tottenham. Mo Salah is not far behind, with 19 league goals and 26 in total for Liverpool.

But as a team, Klopp's men have been the more prolific; 57 goals in the league and 90 in total for the season. Spurs have 'only' managed 49 in the league, and 71 overall. 'Only.'

Both Liverpool and Tottenham have had to temper their title ambitions this season. While Jurgen Klopp said this week that a top-four finish would be good for the Reds, Mauricio Pochettino has blamed a poor away record against the top six for Spurs’ failure to challenge.

So it’s third against fifth at Anfield today. It’s also Salah against Kane – the top flight’s two top scorers head to head. Game of the weekend? Looks that way from here.

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We'll bring you all the reaction from Selhurst Park but the players are already warming up and raring to go at Anfield as Liverpool take on Tottenham in a crucial battle for the top four.

Stay with us for updates on that game.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

It's been a cracking game of football.

If you had to make the case for someone, it would have to be Palace,.

But Newcastle came here, stuck to their task and they've done ok.

On reflection, if I was a Palace fan, I'd feel hard done by, but Newcastle fans should be happy.

For 20 or 25 minutes, you did fear for Newcastle, but they showed some mettle and character.

They didn't let any of their fans down.

Christian Atsu had glory in his eyes but his right-footed curler never looked like going in and that is that.

It's one point each.

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If there's going to be a winner here, it will be a very, very late one.

Rob GIbson: Should have been another Palace penalty there, pathetic by Shelvey

Aidan Mifsud: Clark saves off the line from Benteke. Wonderful!

Yohan Cabaye almost produces the moment of class Crystal Palace have lacked. His first touch spins it past the defender but it's a little too heavy and it gives Karl Darlow enough time to pounce on top of the ball.

We're into stoppage time now...

Palace fans will surely see this as two points dropped if they can't find a winner - especially given all of the chances they have had to score in this second half.

Clark has hurt himself there too and he's still down injured...

HOW!?

Wilfried Zaha checks back on his right and puts it on a plate for Christian Benteke to head it in from the far post.

But out of nowhere Ciaran Clark comes across to make a block and he is then at it again as several Palace players surround the rebound.

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Newcastle then have a chance of their own as Christian Atsu finds space on the edge of the area to strike.

It's not hit with much pace in the end and it is a comfortable save for Wayne Hennessey.

Christian Benteke flicks it on using the back of his heels and James McArthur then plays it through to Wilfried Zaha.

He steps onto his right and tries to curl it into the far corner but it sails over the bar yet again for Palace.

That was their 17th attempt on goal...

Patrick van Aanholt is pumped up and he's urging the crowd for support. He thinks Crystal Palace can grab a winner.

But it's Newcastle who are in possession and they have just won a corner.

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Will the Eagles "swoop" in for a victory?

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Just over 10 minutes left to play (including stoppage time) - will either team grab a winner here at Selhurst Park?

Newcastle's Mikel Merino is coming on for Ayoze Perez.

His only goal for Newcastle so far was against Crystal Palace when these two teams met in October...

Is today the day he grabs his second?

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James McArthur strikes it with his left foot just outside the box and it's hit with pace but it flies just over the cross-bar.

Palace are getting closer...

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Palace are committing players forward but they need to be careful not to leave themselves too open at the back.

Newcastle, though very much on the back foot, have been shown glimpses of space on the counter-attack.

Newcastle surely can't keep this up?

Palace fire balls into the box from all directions and Karl Darlow drops one of them in front of James McArthur.

The Newcastle keeper recovers quickly though and dives at his feet to block his shot.