2 h. ago Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton pushing for England recall after starring in front of Thomas Tuchel

Midfielder was outstanding in Tuesday’s 4-1 in over Aston Villa and is getting back to his best after injury lay-off

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5 h. ago Oliver Glasner issues Marc Guehi update amid Crystal Palace injury fears

The centre-back required treatment during the 4-1 win over Aston Villa

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15 h. ago Crystal Palace continue sensational run as Aston Villa’s decline rolls on

Crystal Palace 4-1 Aston Villa: Jean-Philippe Mateta and Eddie Nketiah added to Ismaila Sarr’s double in front of watching England boss Thomas Tuchel

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15 h. ago Crystal Palace face Marc Guehi injury concern after Aston Villa rout

The England defender played the full 90 minutes but manager Oliver Glasner revealed he ‘felt pain in his knee’.

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16 h. ago Birthday boy Ismaila Sarr stars as Crystal Palace hammer Aston Villa

Jean-Philippe Mateta and Eddie Nketiah added to Sarr’s double in a 4-1 win.

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20 h. ago Chelsea v Southampton, Crystal Palace v Aston Villa, and more: football – live

Updates from the Premier League action and beyondLive scoreboard | Tables | Fixtures | And email DanielIt’s not even March and already, we know who’s going to win the league, who’s going to finish second, and who’s going to go down. On the face of things, this English Premeer League season is over, and a bust.However there’s always a however so, however: the fun in “oor league” has not, this season, been at either end but in between. So though, had someone shown us tonight’s fixtures in August, we might’ve sneered at them, Brighton v Bournemouth has all the makings of a terrific contest, two tough, attacking teams at the cutting edge of progress, a Champions League spot well with their ambit. Continue reading...

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30 h. ago Glasner thriving at Crystal Palace after rollercoaster run of emotions

Manager marked first anniversary at club with victory and team are hoping to combine away record with more success at Selhurst ParkOliver Glasner comes across as one of the Premier League’s more measured managers, although sometimes he can’t help himself. When Daniel Muñoz scored Crystal Palace’s second goal at Craven Cottage on Saturday, the Austrian was one of the first to join the celebrations after sprinting down the touchline and was handed a yellow card for his efforts. It was the second time Glasner has been cautioned for the same offence after the Colombia defender’s late equaliser against Newcastle in November sparked similar scenes.“I try to be quite controlled but to be honest I don’t always find the midway point,” said Glasner, who marked the first anniversary of his appointment with a fourth straight Premier League away victory. “I like these emotions and I think it’s one of the main reasons that I like being a manager because you get all these emotions sometimes within...

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38 h. ago Crystal Palace vs Aston Villa prediction, odds and betting offer

Aston Villa will be looking to maintain a winning momentum after their victory over Chelsea when they travel to Selhurst Park this week

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48 h. ago Fulham to contact PGMOL as Marco Silva fumes over officiating in defeat to Crystal Palace

Fulham boss claimed 50-50 decisions “were never in our favour”

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3 d. ago Oliver Glasner hails ‘tough to play against’ Crystal Palace after win at Fulham

The Eagles made it four wins in six and were helped by former player Joachim Andersen, who scored an own goal in the 37th-minute.

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3 d. ago Daniel Munoz and a Joachim Andersen own goal see Crystal Palace past Fulham

Victory for Oliver Glasner’s men made it four league wins in their last six matches and they remain 13th as a result.

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4 d. ago Scotland's first 'slap fighting event' cancelled amid brain injury fears

The controversial event, hosted by BritSlap/Slap Fight UK, was due to be held at Glasgow University Union on Saturday.

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4 d. ago Premier League star likes facing Erling Haaland as surprise Arsenal ace named toughest opponent

Crystal Palace star Maxence Lacroix has named the "most difficult player" he has faced, with the defender claiming he enjoys coming up against Manchester City star Erling Haaland

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4 d. ago Jeffrey Schlupp won't rule out Celtic stay for keeps as he admits 'it feels like I've been here for years'

He's on a six-month loan from Crystal Palace but his deal with the EPL outfit expires at the end of the season

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4 d. ago Controversial slap fighting event to take place in Scotland despite brain injury fears

Slap fighting, largely considered an underground activity, has amassed millions of viewers online.

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5 d. ago David Moyes v Ruben Amorim: the pragmatist meets the ideologue

Everton’s decision to change managers midway through the season is working out a lot better than Manchester United’sBy Ben McAleer for WhoScoredThey say never go back to an old love, but look at David Moyes. Everton have picked up 13 points in his six games in charge. Only Liverpool, with 14, have more. Considering Everton’s form when Moyes was given the job – they were 16th in the Premier League, a point above the relegation zone – it’s a reunion that has gone according to plan.Everton are now looking up rather than down the table. They have won 2.17 points per game under Moyes, up from a pitiful 0.89. Sean Dyche won three of his 19 games in charge this season, a total Moyes has already surpassed in six matches, having watched his team beat Tottenham, Brighton, Leicester and Crystal Palace. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Ross McCrorie eyed for Crystal Palace transfer as Scotland star's stunning numbers blow Premier League scouts away

McCrorie has impressed in the English Championship and could land a move to the Premier League

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5 d. ago Everton’s Carlos Alcaraz: ‘Moyes only says hola in Spanish, but his English is very clear’

Argentinian wants to settle down at his fourth club in three years and has begun like a house on fire at ‘loco’ GoodisonTo describe Everton’s first impressions of Carlos Alcaraz as positive would be something of an understatement. He was the light in the gloom of an FA Cup exit against Bournemouth, looking the epitome of a gifted Argentinian midfielder as soon as he was introduced for his debut. One start for David Moyes’s team and Everton fans were singing Alcaraz’s name after he marked the occasion with an assist plus an 80th-minute winner at Crystal Palace last Saturday.One taste of a Merseyside derby, meanwhile, and the feeling was mutual. “Loco, loco,” says Alcaraz, shaking his head and smiling about the mayhem that was the final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park. “It was a mad derby, a crazy match. We were ahead, we were behind and then we managed to get a draw at the end of a pulsating game. To say that was my first derby wearing this shirt is fantastic. I really enjoyed it.”...

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1 week ago Crystal Palace: Slow return of water supply, Thames Water says

Crystal Palace: Slow return of water supply, Thames Water says  BBC.com

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