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Liverpool's title hopes are being questioned by the BBC's David Kent.

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By . David Kent . Stoke City defender Robert Huth insists players who cry should be handed a three-match ban after Luis Suarez broke down at full-time of Liverpool's 3-3 draw at Crystal Palace. Having thrown away a three-goal lead, Suarez's Liverpool look to have lost nearly all hope of claiming their first league title in 24 years. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Suarez during happier times recently winning the PFA Player of the Year award . Hard man: Robert Huth is known for his rough tackling on the pitch and his harsh words off it . Broken: Luis Suarez was reduced to tears as Liverpool were held to a 3-3 draw having lead 3-0 after 60 minutes . The Uruguayan covered his face with his shirt and was comforted by Steven Gerrard at full-time, after Liverpool had been 3-0 up with 12 minutes remaining. Huth said on Twitter: 'Still maintain that crying on the pitch should warrant a 3 match ban.' Having had the title race in their own hands just over a week ago, Liverpool now must rely on Manchester City losing one of their two remaining home games against Aston Villa and West Ham to win the Premier League. Unstoppable: Dwight Gayle came off the bench to score twice as Crystal Palace recovered to get a point . Inconsolable: Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard lead Suarez away after the end of the match at Selhurst Park . Tussle: Huth (right) playing against Liverpool's Daniel Sturridge earlier in the season .