Luton Town
Crystal PalaceDay 13
Brown J-b. 83'
Luton Town: 24. Kaminski, 2. Osho, 4. Lockyer, 15. Mengi, 29. Bell A., 6. Barkley, 7. Ogbene, 17. Mpanzu( till 61'), 30. Townsend( till 61'), 45. Doughty( till 79'), 9. Morris Car.( till 74')
Substitution: 18. Clark J-n(from 61'), 14. Chong(from 61'), 11. Adebayo E.(from 74'), 19. Brown J-b.(from 79')
Bench: 23. Krul, 8. Berry L., 26. Giles, 43. Nelson Zack, 47. Luker
Yellow Cards: Lockyer 44', Osho 50', Barkley 59', Clark J-n 69', Kaminski 90', Adebayo E. 90'
Crystal Palace: 1. Johnstone S., 2. Ward, 3. Mitchell T., 6. Guehi, 15. Schlupp( till 80'), 16. Andersen J., 7. Olise, 8. Lerma, 10. Eze( till 49'), 28. Doucouré C.O.( till 54'), 22. Édouard O.( till 80')
Substitution: 9. Jordan Ayew(from 49'), 19. Hughes W.(from 54'), 29. Ahamada N.(from 80'), 14. Mateta(from 80')
Bench: 31. Matthews Remi, 4. Holding, 17. Clyne, 26. Richards Chr., 11. França
Yellow Cards: Lerma 13'
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Colombian Luis Diaz returned to the Liverpool squad and immediately scored a goal
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Tottenham head coach Angelos Postecoglou commented on his team's victory in the Premier League 10th round game against Crystal Palace
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In the away match with Crystal Palace, Spurs extended their unbeaten streak to 10 matches
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Two late goals helped Luton avoid defeat away to Nottingham Forest and earn their second draw of the current Premier League season
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Manchester United suffered a second successive defeat at home in the Premier League
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Chelsea have finally got the first victory of the new season
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Martin Odegaard’s penalty was enough to beat Crystal Palace and record back-to-back wins at the start of the Arsenal's campaign
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In the match of the 28th round of the English Premier League Arsenal left no chances to Crystal Palace
