Crystal Palace don beat Nottingham Forest 3-1 for Selhurst Park as Oliver Glasner return to him old club but the return no end well for the Forest manager.
Forest begin sharp and Dan Ndoye score for third minute with neat low finish. The away team control first half well well, and Liam Delap miss one clear chance when Walter Benitez save am from point-blank range. Morgan Gibbs-White also hit crossbar.
But Palace turn the game around before half time. Daichi Kamada equalize four minutes before break for him first Premier League goal. Jefferson Lerma head second goal deep in stoppage time. Ref allow the goal after VAR check, even though replay show the ball graze elbow of Anan Khalaili.
Second half, Yeremy Pino slot into bottom corner for 3-1. Chris Wood late chance no pass Benitez. Palace fans begin sing chants aimed at Glasner.
Glasner tell Sky Sports after match say, ‘We didn’t kill the game off and we should have done it, creating so many chances.’ He also say, ‘Today it looks like it is just me who is responsible for this, call it karma or whatever but it was like I didn’t deserve to win at Selhurst Park because the players did everything.’ He talk say effort and quality dey there and the performance go give confidence even if result dey strange.
Kamada first Premier League goal come for him 68th appearance. E win Europa League under Glasner at Eintracht Frankfurt before Glasner bring am to Selhurst Park on free transfer. Pierre Sage na Palace manager and the win na him first home win. Palace second win of season carry them go 12th for Premier League, while Forest dey 14th.
For Hull, Joe Gelhardt score as Hull draw 2-2 with Everton for MKM Stadium. Gelhardt tell BBC Match of the Day say, ‘Every player wants to play. When I found out yesterday I was buzzing and couldn’t wait to get playing.’ He say e wait long to play back in Premier League since e dey Leeds, and the goal from Sorba Thomas pass, e chip Jordan Pickford.
Everton undefeated in their last six games in Premier League. Their last longer unbeaten streak be from 19 January 2025 to 15 March 2025, a run of nine games. Thierno Barry score for Everton, and Mohamed Belloumi equalize for Hull.
Hull manager Sergej Jakirovic tell BBC Match of the Day say, ‘I saw a good game, tough game. It was not easy.’ He talk about big cardinal mistakes but say e happy with the boys because they show good mentality. On Mohamed Belloumi not starting, Jakirovic say the player come meet am Friday, e fatigued, plenty travelling, and as young guy e don get injuries before, but e great player and e can make difference.
