A humiliating 0-3? Liverpool suffered 3 consecutive kills at Crystal Palace and 6 losses in the last 7 games. The papery defense conceded goals in 10 consecutive games.

In a focus match of the English League Cup 1/8 finals that ended in the early morning of October 30, Liverpool, which has been in poor form recently, still did not get rid of the decline at home. They lost 0-3 to Crystal Palace and were the first to withdraw from the championship competition after missing the top eight.

In the Premier League last weekend, Liverpool lost 2-3 away to Brentford and suffered a 4th consecutive defeat in the Premier League. However, facing the "suffering host" Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup, Liverpool seemed to be timid and "capitulated" before fighting. They hid almost a complete starting lineup and sent in bench players such as Endo, Chiesa and Gomez. The third goalkeeper Woodman also got a chance to make his debut. On the bench, there are all members of the echelon. Crystal Palace, who were determined to win, sent almost all the main players in the starting lineup.

The final result was not unexpected. Although Liverpool's substitute players performed actively after the start and the situation was not in a bad mood, they still lost 2 goals in a row at the end of the half. Gomez assisted with an own goal, and then the defense was easily penetrated, allowing Sarr to score twice in 4 minutes.

After changing sides, Liverpool, who had no backup on the bench, was unable to score goals. Young player Nalo was also sent off due to a mistake in stopping the ball. In the 88th minute, Pino scored a goal to seal the victory for Crystal Palace.

In the end, they had no choice but to accept the 0-3 defeat. They have been "killed three times" by Crystal Palace this season, namely the Community Shield Cup, the first leg of the Premier League and the League Cup.

Liverpool also experienced its sixth defeat in the last seven games in all competitions. It only reversed Frankfurt 5-1 in the Champions League. Otherwise, Liverpool would suffer a seven-game losing streak. What is even more worrying is that Liverpool's defense has conceded goals in 10 consecutive games.

Currently, Liverpool, which has lost two consecutive games, will face the powerful Villa, Real Madrid and Manchester City. If the Red Army's state remains unchanged, it is entirely possible to end this "devil's schedule" with a five-game losing streak.