This article was originally published on www.si.com as Real Madrid Player Ratings vs. Valencia: Dazzling Display Ahead of Anfield Trip. Real Madrid cruised to a 4–0 victory over Valencia on Saturday evening, extending their winning streak to six matches across all competitions.

Crystal Palace – EFL CupWith Liverpool looking to respond after a horrid run of form, this clash with Crystal Palace in the EFL Cup was billed as an opportunity to

Crystal Palace's 3-0 Carabao Cup victory at Anfield in midweek should have been cause for celebration for Oliver Glasner, but it meant the Eagles boss had to come to terms with the prospect of playing five games in just 11 days in mid-December.

If Jones is out for a period, Wirtz would remain the most logical candidate for the right-sided role with Szoboszlai partnering Gravenberch. Alternatively, you could use him on the left to get him closer to the positions he excelled in at Bayer Leverkusen.

Arne Slot's side, who face our team next Tuesday, beat Aston Villa on Premier League matchday ten.

Real Madrid face Liverpool in what is arguably the toughest away game remaining in their Champions League group-stage schedule. Los Blancos are coming off a huge win against Barcelona in El Clásico and will try to keep that momentum going.

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Sesko’s aerial ability coupled with Cunha’s immaculate control and first touch allowed United to win multiple second balls in the last 30 minutes, especially with Liverpool moving to a two-man midfield consisting of Florian Wirtz and Curtis Jones.

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Manchester United goalkeeper Senne Lammens says the decision to persist with the long ball out of defence at Liverpool on Sunday was pre-planned. Rather than try to play out from the back to beat Liverpool's press,

One of Liverpool’s biggest Anfield defeats came in very recent history. Arne Slot named a much-changed and relatively inexperienced team for the Carabao Cup fourth round clash with Crystal Palace in October 2025, with the Reds, rather unsurprisingly, finding life difficult as a result.

Perfectly found by Amad Diallo, Bryan Mbeumo silenced the Reds’ crowd by scoring in just the second minute of play. In addition to instantly winning over the Manchester crowd by scoring against their sworn enemy, the €80 million signing made history in the derby.