Liverpool vs Crystal Palace live: Carabao Cup clash result and reaction

The quarter-final matches are scheduled to take place during the week commencing Monday 15 December with most matches starting on the evening of Tuesday 16 December or Wednesday 17 December.

Here are the dates for the remaining rounds Carabao Cup Action.

quarter finals: w/c 15 December 2025

Semi-final first leg: w/c 12 January 2026

Semi-final second leg: w/c 2 February 2026

Last: Sunday 22 March 2026

Amara Nalo’s senior career has so far lasted 16 minutes in two substitute appearances for Liverpool.

He was sent off on his debut against PSV last year. He was sent off tonight.

Arne Slott Musically accompanied by “Morning Dismissal” chants from crystal Palace as the far end liverpool They suffered their sixth defeat in seven on Wednesday night.

But even before Palace’s third the traveling fans began to taunt the Liverpool manager, who saw a substitute decision backfire spectacularly.

Who would have seen this coming back in May when Liverpool were winning the Premier League title?

Arne Slott’s side look is completely lost in a mess of his own making.

The Carabao Cup quarter-final matches have been drawn:

Newcastle United vs Fulham

“I think people who know this club and follow this club know that we use it for our young players in this competition,” he told Sky Sports.

“That’s one of the reasons. The other reason is that we only have four players out of five injured, but I have to play with the same players. There are many reasons why we have lost so many games. With all the reasons, there is still no excuse for losing so many games.”

“If we continue to play with the same players as I tried with Alexander Isak, players who have missed pre-season. It’s another risk of injury.”

Continue to follow the last-eight draw below:

Here are all the results from tonight’s Carabao Cup fourth-round fixtures:

Liverpool 0-3 Crystal Palace

Swansea 1-3 Manchester City

This is not a crisis that can be escaped Carabao Cup by this excellent crystal Palace Side. Not with 10 changes, with two debutants, three teenagers starting the game, with one crutch on the bench. not even when it was Arne Slottis the biggest defeat of liverpool Manager.

But for him and them, Anfield’s second consecutive beating heightened the widespread sense that the wheels had suddenly and surprisingly fallen off. Liverpool have lost six of their last seven games and each of their last six games in England. It is the kind of run that could not have been imagined when they went to Selhurst Park just over a month ago, where they boasted 100 per cent records in both the Premier and Champions League. In a rematch, Palace reinforced the feeling that they were Liverpool’s bogey team, and Ismail Sarr Their bogey player.

Richard Jolly reports from Anfield: