Crystal Palace fan Woodman, godson of Gareth Southgate, is in contention to make his full league debut at Anfield this Saturday

The Late Challenge podcast's Mo Stewart discussed Liverpool's 3-1 over Crystal Palace at the weekend with BBC Radio Merseyside. The victory made it three league wins on the bounce for the Reds and one of the biggest takeaways from the game was the performance of third-choice goalkeeper,

Liverpool’s hard-fought win over Crystal Palace may have been remembered for the goals, but Arne Slot made it clear afterwards that one key moment from Freddie Woodman defined the match.DOWNLOAD

Freddie Woodman lined up at Anfield in the absence of the injured Alisson and Giorgi Mamardashvili, and acquitted himself well on his first Premier League start since 2021

"It's tough," Woodman, 29, said of being a third-choice keeper. "I am new to this role. When the opportunity came along I was a bit unsure whether to do it and as a third choice I am still learning on the job.

Freddie Woodman rode to Liverpool’s rescue twice during the first half of their match against Crystal Palace today with a couple of magnificent saves.Ordinarily the Reds’ third-choice goalkeeper,

Writing for This Is Anfield, Danny Gallagher was underwhelmed by Adam Wharton against his potential next club: “It’s clear Wharton has many, many attractive traits to his game. The sort of player whom managers would love to get their hands on and craft into a multi-functioning high performer.

Liverpool's Freddie Woodman on the "tough" life of a third-choice goalkeeper and what it was like being thrown in "at the deep end" in the Merseyside derby.