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What was glaring about perversely fitting Liverpool fate as £241m pair wait for lift off
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Only this time, the tables were forcibly turned in south London and it was nothing less than Crystal Palace deserved.
On another day, against another team, Palace would have been home and hosed long before substitute Eddie Nketiah rifled home in the 97th minute.
It eventually came through Federico Chiesa, whose productive week continued with a first Premier League goal since his move from Juventus 13 months ago.
In many ways, given how Liverpool have broken more than a few hearts already with their late shows, it was perversely fitting that they suffered the same fate here.
Nketiah's strike, timed officially at 96 minutes and 59 seconds, was the latest winning goal on record, dating back to 2006 in the Premier League.
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