Match today: Liverpool vs Crystal Palace 15-07-2022 friendly match Details

Liverpool and Crystal Palace Liverpool will continue their preparations for the 2022-2023 season with a pre-season clash against fellow Premier League club Crystal Palace in Singapore on Friday. The Reds opened the pre-season with a 4-0 defeat at Manchester United on Tuesday, while Palace played two friendlies this summer, drawing with Accrington Stanley before beating Millwall. Throughout the competition, the Reds lost 4-0 to arch-rivals in Thailand, with Eric Ten Hag enjoying a perfect start. to his time as head of the Red Devils.

The Merseyside giants will look to recover from a disappointing loss when they face Palace on Friday, while the team will also face RB Leipzig, Salzburg and Strasbourg in friendlies this summer. The Reds will face Manchester City in the Community Shield at the end of July, as they begin their 2022-2023 Premier League campaign one week after freshly promoted Fulham. Darwin Nunez, Fabio Carvalho and Calvin Ramsey moved to Anfield this summer, and it is believed that the bulk of the club's summer transfer work is now complete, with Klopp delighted with the squad he has amassed for the new season. Last season, Liverpool finished second behind Manchester City in the Premier League table before losing the Champions League final to Real Madrid, but they achieved the double of the FA Cup and the European Football Association Cup in 2021-2022.

Meanwhile, Palace finished last season in 12th place, with Patrick Vieira shining in his first campaign as coach of the Eagles, having replaced Roy Hodgson at the helm. The Eagles have already played two pre-season friendlies, opening their pre-season with a 1-1 draw against Accrington on July 2 before beating Millwall 5-4 in an exciting game on Saturday. Palace has now traveled to Singapore to face Liverpool, while he will then head to Australia to face Manchester United and Leeds United in Melbourne and Perth respectively. Vieira's side will play their last friendly match of the summer against Montpellier on July 30, one week before the opening of the 2022-23 Premier League season at home to Arsenal. Palace have signed three new players during the current window, bringing in Cheek Doukuri, Sam Johnston and Malcolm Ebiwe, while there have been limited departures so far, with Martin Kelly one of three players leaving at the end of their contracts.