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Liverpool and Sunderland Achieve Crucial Wins in Premier League

In a thrilling Premier League Sunday, Liverpool secured their place in the top four with a decisive 3-1 victory over Crystal Palace, while Sunderland ended their winless streak with a crucial 1-0 win against Chelsea. Liverpool's goals came from Mac Allister, Wirtz, and Isak, while Sunderland's Le Fee scored from the penalty spot. This matchday saw Crystal Palace facing increasing pressure after their fourth consecutive loss, while Sunderland's victory lifted them out of the relegation zone. Read on for more details on these exciting matches.
By Narendra Chaudhary Nov 9, 2026, 00:43 IST

Liverpool Reclaims Position in Top Four

Liverpool made a significant return to the Premier League's top four with a commanding 3-1 victory against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park. Meanwhile, Sunderland broke their seven-match winless streak by defeating Chelsea 1-0 at the Stadium of Light on Sunday.

The scoring for Liverpool began with Alexis Mac Allister, who netted a header just five minutes before the halftime break. Florian Wirtz then extended their lead early in the second half, marking his first league goal of the season. Alexander Isak sealed the win with a third goal, ensuring the result was secure. Crystal Palace managed to score a consolation through Eddie Nketiah, who converted a penalty during stoppage time in the second half. This loss marked Crystal Palace's fourth consecutive defeat in the league, intensifying the scrutiny on manager Pierre Sage, while Liverpool celebrated their return to the top four.


Sunderland's Essential Victory

In the other match, Sunderland achieved a vital 1-0 victory over Chelsea, ending their seven-game winless run in the league. The only goal of the match came from Enzo Le Fee, who successfully converted a penalty in the 36th minute after Brian Brobbey was fouled by Chelsea's Levi Colwill.

Despite a recent 2-0 loss to Dinamo Zagreb in the Europa League, Sunderland started the match strongly. Brobbey was instrumental in creating chances and winning the penalty. Chelsea showed improvement after halftime, dominating possession but failing to break through Sunderland's solid defense. Although Chelsea created a few late opportunities, Sunderland managed to hold on for the win, pushing Chelsea down to fifth place while Sunderland climbed to 18th.