The Crystal Palace manager’s team are patently capable of producing competitive, creative football, the kind that can pose problems for a side even as ruthlessly efficient as Liverpool. But, once again, their quality only emerges in fits and starts; the product of mid-game changes or the intervention of the half-time whistle.

Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner will get the international break to try and get things right at Selhurst. Crystal Palace lost again at Selhurst Park, and there is no hiding from the fact that after this international break,

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner hasn't endured a strong start to the Premier League season with no wins in seven to start to the campaign - and Athletic journalist Carl Anka has aired his fears for the club by stating that the Austrian 'introduced him to a vibe that he can't maintain' after their strong end to last season.