Crystal Palace
BrentfordDay 20
Eze 39'
Olise 58'
Crystal Palace: 30. Henderson D., 3. Mitchell T., 6. Guehi, 16. Andersen J., 17. Clyne, 26. Richards Chr., 7. Olise, 8. Lerma, 10. Eze( till 86'), 9. Jordan Ayew( till 90'), 14. Mateta( till 86')
Substitution: 11. França(from 86'), 19. Hughes W.(from 86'), 15. Schlupp(from 90')
Bench: 31. Matthews Remi, 5. Tomkins, 44. Riedewald, 29. Ahamada N., 52. Ozoh, 22. Édouard O.
Brentford: 1. Flekken, 5. Pinnock, 13. Zanka, 22. Collins N., 30. Roerslev( till 63'), 6. Nørgaard( till 67'), 8. Jensen Ma.( till 63'), 27. Janelt( till 80'), 11. Wissa Y., 14. Ghoddos, 23. Lewis-Potter( till 80')
Substitution: 15. Onyeka(from 63'), 7. Maupay(from 63'), 24. Damsgaard M.(from 67'), 33. Yarmoliuk(from 80'), 37. Olakigbe(from 80')
Bench: 21. Strakosha, 42. Adedokun, 25. Peart-Harris, 38. Brierley
Yellow Cards: Ghoddos 45'
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A last-gasp penalty saw Chelsea snatch all three points against Palace
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Manchester City lost points in a home game with Crystal Palace after conceding from a 95th minute penalty
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Arsenal defeated Brentford in today's English Championship match and overtook Liverpool and Manchester City in the standings
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In today's match of the Premier League Chelsea lost to Brentford at Stamford Bridge
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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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Manchester United made a late comeback against Brentford thanks to a brace from Scott McTominay
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Manchester United suffered a second successive defeat at home in the Premier League
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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
