Arsenal
Crystal PalaceDay 34
Trossard 42'
Mateta 83'
Arsenal: 22. Raya, 2. Saliba, 12. Timber J., 15. Kiwior, 49. Lewis-Skelly( till 86'), 5. Partey T., 8. Odegaard( till 86'), 30. Sterling( till 60'), 41. Rice, 11. Martinelli, 19. Trossard
Substitution: 7. Saka B.(from 60'), 3. Tierney(from 86'), 53. Nwaneri(from 86')
Bench: 32. Neto, 17. Zinchenko, 44. Gower, 46. Kabia, 37. Butler-Oyedeji
Yellow Cards: Rice 45'
Crystal Palace: 1. Henderson D., 3. Mitchell T., 5. Lacroix M., 6. Guehi, 12. Muñoz D., 8. Lerma, 10. Eze( till 63'), 20. Wharton A.( till 63'), 55. Devenny( till 80'), 18. Kamada, 9. Nketiah( till 80')
Substitution: 7. Sarr Is.(from 63'), 19. Hughes W.(from 63'), 21. Esse(from 80'), 14. Mateta(from 80')
Bench: 30. Turner M., 2. Ward, 17. Clyne, 58. Kporha, 11. França
Yellow Cards: Devenny 47'
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