Get out a lot for Wirtz, but Liverpool still failed to lift the trophy!

Gilabola.com -Crystal Palace successfully won 3-2 victory through penalties over Liverpool in the 2025 Community Shield match at Wembley Stadium on Sunday (10/8) night WIB. The match ended 2-2 in normal time, before the decisive penalty Justin Devenny made sure Palace lifted the opening trophy this season.

Twice left behind, Palace is not afraid

The match began with a tribute to the late Diogo Jota. Liverpool immediately led in the 4th minute through Hugo Ekitice’s debutant who turned the body and shot sharply to the lower corner of the goal from the edge of the penalty box.

Palace equalized in the 15th minute after Virgil van Dijk dropped Ismaila Sarr. Jean-Philippe Mateta calmly executed the penalty, deceiving goalkeeper Alisson Becker.

The Reds excelled again in the 21st minute. Jeremie Frimpong, a brand -new recruit from Bayer Leverkusen, sent a cross which actually bounced past Dean Henderson and lodged in the corner of the goal.

Sarr goals bring games to penalties

Palace continues to look for a balancing goal. Their efforts paid off in the 77th minute when Cody Gakpo lost the ball from Adam Wharton. The midfielder sent a breakthrough bait to Sarr which completed him with a hard shot past Alisson.

Liverpool had threatened through Mohamed Salah, but his close -range kick was right towards Henderson. Score 2-2 lasts until the normal time ends.

Henderson Becomes a Hero on Tos-Tosan

In the penalty shootout, Salah started by shooting the ball far above the bar. Henderson then dismissed the execution of Alexis Mac Allister and Harvey Elliott, making Palace over the wind.

Although Eberechi Eze failed, Devenny’s last penalty who pierced into the top corner ensuring Palace won 3-2 and brought home their first Community Shield.

The spotlight of the match

1. Wirtz immediately became a motorbike attack

Liverpool poured a fantastic fund of around Rp2.32 trillion (£ 116 million) for Florian Wirtz, and coach Arne Slot immediately gave him a free role. The 22 -year -old bait opened Ekitice’s goal, and his collaboration with the new recruitment was promising.

2. Palace minimal activity in the transfer market

In contrast to Liverpool who recruited four new players, Palace only spent Rp60 billion (£ 3 million) for two players. The future of Marc Guehi and Eberechi Eze is also still a question mark, with rumors of moving to Liverpool and Arsenal.

3. New era in Liverpool’s full-back position

Without Trent Alexander-Arnold (to Real Madrid) and with Andy Robertson who began to rarely appear, slot lowering frimpong and Milos Kerkez. Frimpong scored, while Kerkez actively attacked but left a gap in defense.

4. WHARTON WINDED DUEL Midfielder

Curtis Jones performed neatly with 53 successful operands, but Wharton became a regulator of Palace attacks in the second half. He created a balancing goal through a brilliant pass to Sarr.

5. The Reds Need a New striker

Although it has spent nearly Rp6 trillion (£ 300 million) this summer, Liverpool lacked the depth of the front lines after releasing Darwin Nunez, Luis Diaz, and lost Jota. Rumors bring Alexander sobbing can be an answer before the exchange closed September 1.