Brentford
Crystal PalaceDay 1
Wissa Y. 76'
Brentford: 1. Flekken, 5. Pinnock, 20. Ajer, 22. Collins N., 30. Roerslev, 6. Nørgaard, 8. Jensen Ma.( till 84'), 27. Janelt( till 74'), 7. Schade( till 74'), 11. Wissa Y.( till 84'), 19. Mbeumo( till 89')
Substitution: 24. Damsgaard M.(from 74'), 23. Lewis-Potter(from 74'), 14. Carvalho Fa.(from 84'), 15. Onyeka(from 84'), 16. Mee B.(from 89')
Bench: 12. Valdimarsson H.R,, 18. Yarmoliuk, 25. Peart-Harris, 28. Trevitt R.
Yellow Cards: Wissa Y. 20'
Crystal Palace: 1. Henderson D., 3. Mitchell T., 5. Andersen J., 6. Guehi, 12. Muñoz D., 26. Richards Chr.( till 84'), 10. Eze, 19. Hughes W.( till 84'), 20. Wharton A.( till 75'), 18. Kamada( till 70'), 14. Mateta( till 46')
Substitution: 22. Édouard O.(from 46'), 9. Jordan Ayew(from 70'), 8. Lerma(from 75'), 7. Sarr Is.(from 84'), 28. Doucouré C.O.(from 84')
Bench: 32. Johnstone S., 15. Schlupp, 17. Clyne, 34. Riad Chadi
Yellow Cards: Andersen J. 22', Guehi 45', Richards Chr. 58', Kamada 65', Jordan Ayew 91'
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Crystal Palace thrashed Manchester United 4-0 at Selhurst Park
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Liverpool's Premier League title hopes suffered a huge blow as they lost to Crystal Palace at Anfield
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The match of Crystal Palace - Manchester City opened the program of the 32nd round of the Premier League
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Kristoffer Ajer’s goal earned Brentford a point they more than merited against Manchester United
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Olexandr Zinchenko played his first match for Arsenal in a month, and his team got a difficult away victory over Brentford
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Chelsea again failed to win in the English Championship, drawing away with Brentford
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Liverpool retains leadership in the Premier League
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Chelsea managed to take three points from Crystal Palace
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Phil Foden’s hat-trick earns all three points for Mancheset City at the Gtech Community Stadium
