Aldo bids an emotional farewell to the Kop (1989)
Liverpool showed their early-season intent to claim the title back from Arsenal with a 9-0 mauling of Palace. Steve Nicol opened the scoring before Steve McMahon, Ian Rush, Gary Gillespie and Peter Beardsley increased the tally. On 67 minutes, the hosts were awarded a penalty in front of the Kop - with fans instantly singing the name of John Aldridge to come off the bench and take it. Kenny Dalglish duly obliged and Aldo, in his last ever game for his beloved Reds, coolly put away the spot-kick. John Barnes then curled home a delightful free-kick before Glenn Hysen and Nicol completed the rout.
Igor inspires semi-final joy (2001)
Treble-chasing Liverpool reached their first final of the season by overturning a 2-1 first-leg defeat to thrash Palace 5-0 in the second leg of the 2001 League Cup semi-final. The Reds were 3-0 up after 18 minutes thanks to goals from Vladimir Smicer, Danny Murphy and a memorable strike by Igor Biscan. Murphy again and Robbie Fowler made certain of the emphatic victory in the second half.
Macca at the double in five-star display (1992)
Steve McManaman scored twice as Liverpool hammered Palace 5-0. Mike Marsh netted a superb strike from distance and Ronny Rosenthal and Don Hutchison were also on the mark.
Baros treble wins five-goal thriller (2004)
Milan Baros netted a hat-trick, including a last-minute winner, in a 3-2 victory over the Eagles in 2004. The Czech striker opened the scoring from the penalty spot before Palace levelled on the stroke of half-time. However, within a minute, Baros had scored again to make it 2-1 before the break. The visitors equalised again on 52 minutes and the game looked to be heading for a frustrating draw before Baros was brought down in the box with time almost up. The No.5 picked himself up and kept his cool to slot home the winner in front of a jubilant Kop.
Lawler at the double (1972)
Chris Lawler scored twice as Bill Shankly's Reds registered a 4-1 victory over Palace. Incredibly, Lawler's opener was Liverpool's first league goal in more than eight hours of action. Ian Callaghan and Kevin Keegan also got on the scoresheet.