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Striker Darwin Nunez lost his head but fellow South American Luis Diaz ensured 10-man Liverpool did not lose their long unbeaten home record with a brilliant equaliser to secure a 1-1 Premier League draw with Crystal Palace.
Liverpool fought back with 10 men to prevent a first Premier League defeat in front of fans at Anfield since 2017 as Darwin Nunez was sent off during a 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace on Monday. Luis Diaz's sensational strike salvaged a point for the Reds after Wilfried Zaha opened the scoring for Palace in the first half. Just two games into the season, Liverpool trail leaders Manchester City by four points with their new 75-million euros (USD 77 million) striker largely to blame.
Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville called Darwin Nunez's red card a "moment of madness" while Jamie Carragher deemed the situation a "nightmare" for Liverpool.
The post-match news Wolverhampton Wanderers had agreed a fee with Matheus Nunes was greeted in expected fashion from a certain group of Liverpool fans.
Thomas Tuchel and Antonio Conte became the latest Premier League managers to clash on the touchline at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
After Darwin Nunez was shown a straight red card for a headbutt during Liverpool’s draw with Crystal Palace on Monday, his manager Jurgen Klopp says: ‘It is absolutely not the reaction you want to see.’
Striker Darwin Nunez lost his head but fellow South American Luis Diaz ensured 10-man Liverpool did not lose their long unbeaten home record with a brilliant equaliser to secure a 1-1 Premier League draw with Crystal Palace.
Gary Neville accused Darwin Nunez of stupidity, while Jamie Carragher said his actions were hugely costly as he was shown a straight red card in Liverpool’s 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace on Monday night.