Liverpool’s pre-season campaign continues on Friday when they face another Premier League club.
The Reds take on Crystal Palace at the Singapore National Stadium as their tour of the Far East continues. It comes after they went down to a 4-0 defeat to Manchester United in Thailand on Tuesday.
The clash with Palace will be Liverpool's final fixture in Asia before returning to Merseyside. They will then jet out to Austria for a training camp and further friendlies in Europe.
But first up is that showdown with the Eagles. And here's everything you need to know.
Where and when is the match?
Liverpool v Crystal Palace takes place at the Singapore National Stadium in Kallang on Friday, July 15.
What time is kick-off?
The match will kick-off at 1.35pm UK time, that's 8.35pm local time.
How can I watch it?
Liverpool v Crystal Palace will be broadcast live on LFCTV.
If watching the game is problematic in the middle of the day, you can still follow the action with the ECHO's live match blog from Singapore right HERE.
Early team news
Liverpool have taken a 37-man squad to Asia for their mini tour . Diogo Jota missed out against Manchester United but he was involved in the first training session in Singapore. However, it has now emerged he suffered a setback in the session and will now undergo further tests. Alisson Becker is also an injury doubt.
There were concerns going into the game against United that Darwin Nunez had a problem with his foot. Reds boss Jurgen Klopp confirmed afterwards Nunez was suffering from blisters but that he is otherwise fit to play.
Crystal Palace have only been able to name 10 senior players for Friday's encounter. Manager Patrick Vieira will be without some big names in Michael Olise, Wilfried Zaha, Christian Benteke, Marc Guehi, Eberechi Eze, Will Hughes, Jeffrey Schlupp and James McArthur. New signings Sam Johnstone and Cheick Doucoure also miss out.
Those who have not travelled will remain in London and undergo training sessions led by the Eagles assistant manager Osian Roberts. Palace confirmed those who are unavailable are either 'not currently fit' or did not meet the entry requirements for Singapore or Australia when their travel arrangements were made.
