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Roy Keane jokes about Jamie Carragher mind games after what he said ahead of Liverpool game vs Crystal Palace

James Kellett

James achieved a Gold Standard NCTJ Qualification from News Associates in 2025. He has freelance experience with PA Media, Warner Bros. and Sportsbeat, and has bylines in the Liverpool Echo and the Daily Mirror. He joined Breaking Media in September 2025 as a Club Writer, writing content for the company's club websites.

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Roy Keane teased Jamie Carragher over his perceived mind games prior to Liverpool's Premier League contest with Crystal Palace this weekend.

Liverpool are seeking to extend their 100 per cent record this season in their clash against Palace at Selhurst Park on 27 September.

Liverpool top the Premier League through five games and already hold a convincing five-point lead, with Arsenal, Tottenham and Bournemouth all on 10 points.

Arne Slot's men will now be looking to extend their impressive record in the top flight when they visit the capital this weekend.

Liverpool star Giovanni Leoni
Giovanni Leoni has torn his ACL and faces months on the sideline (Credit: Imago)

Keane thought Carragher was playing it safe with match predictions

Speaking on Stick to Football, Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher were making their Super 6 predictions against the team of Roy Keane, Jill Scott and Ian Wright.

While team Keane said Liverpool will win 2-1, Carragher and Neville thought the Reds will play out a 1-1 draw against Palace.

In reaction to this, the former Manchester United midfielder said to Carragher: "He's playing mind games so then if Liverpool win he will be happy."

In response, the Liverpool legend winked at the camera and laughed.

With the exception of their opponents, Palace are the only team to go unbeaten in their first five games of the Premier League season.

Jamie Carragher on punditry duties for Sky Sports
Jamie Carragher made over 500 appearances for Liverpool (credit: Imago)

Glasner's Palace will not be a walk in the park

Liverpool lost to Crystal Palace on penalties in the Community Shield, so need not look back too far for the kind of test that could await them at Selhurst Park.

Oliver Glasner has built a team that knows how to grind out wins and draws, and he will be welcoming the Merseysiders with a set game plan to frustrate Liverpool and punish any mistakes that fall their way.

Wins2
Draws3
Losses0
Goals for6
Goals against2
Crystal Palace Premier League Stats

But Slot's men have been excellent at finding a way to this season, and already look imposing challengers for the title. It promises to be a tricky contest but one that Liverpool can certainly emerge victorious from.

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