The "Eagles" Crystal Palace will go to Wembley Stadium to participate in the Community Shield against Liverpool. Glasner said that he and the players know that Liverpool is a strong opponent, but he also emphasized that Crystal Palace is also a strong team and will participate in this game with strong confidence.

In last season's FA Cup final, Crystal Palace relied on Eze's goal to beat Manchester City 1-0 and successfully won the championship trophy at Wembley Stadium.

Crystal Palace manager Glasner said: "I always go into the game with confidence and the will to win. We did it in South London, against Arsenal, Manchester City, Aston Villa and last time against Liverpool. We know that the opponent is a strong team, but we also know that we are a strong team. We know clearly that as long as we play at our best, no team will like to play against us."

"We only conceded one goal in the FA Cup last season and we are very dangerous in transition, very fast and have a strong team spirit, which everyone can feel. We will go into the Community Shield with confidence and have great respect for Liverpool and Slaughter. He did a great job in his first season in the Premier League, both in terms of team performance and the way he played.

Glasner added: "I mentioned this before during the FA Cup: if you go into any school and ask students where they'd like to play football, they'll say they'd like to play at Wembley Stadium once in their lives. "To be at Wembley Stadium for the third time in three months means we're living our childhood dreams and that's how I'll always look at these games."

When talking about the team's lineup status, Glasner said, "Matteta faced some difficulties last season. Because he had to participate in the Olympics, he missed pre-season training, and lost the final in his own country's Olympics. It was also an impact on his emotions. It took him a few weeks to readjust to his condition."

"But in this pre-season, he was our top scorer and also provided an assist. He knows exactly how we want to play and knows that as long as he puts enough energy into every game, he will get chances and score, so I'm sure he will continue to score."