![]() After offering plenty of hard-work all game, Bamford was replaced by Crysencio Summerville, whilst Patrick Vieira swapped Ayew and Doucoure with Luka Milivojevic and Tyrick Mitchell.Īfter a period of very few chances in the match, with 15 minutes remaining the home side went into the lead. The first big chances came the way of the home side as Jordan Ayew found space in the box to shoot, but a superb sliding challenge from Rasmus Kristensen deflected the effort over the bar.įrom the following corner, Joachim Andersen had a header saved, then moments later Olise had a curling effort on goal stopped again by Illan Meslier.Įach head coach went to their bench just after the hour mark, making a change in the forward line. The second half started with more of the same, as both teams set out from their half-time discussions looking to go out and win the match. HALF TIME: Crystal Palace 1-1 Leeds United That was to be it for chances and cards before the interval, in what had been an entertaining half in South London, as the two teams went into the dressing room on level terms. The previously booked Cheick Doucoure was given a final warning after committing another foul, whilst Marc Guehi followed his teammate into the book when dragging down Bamford who was racing clear. Set-pieces were then becoming common on both sides, with small fouls taking place. A free-kick wide on the right was played in by Michael Olise, finding the head of Odsonne Edouard who powered a header into the ground which then bounced high, into the back of the net. Palace then began to get a foothold in the match and equalised, with just under 25 minutes played. Gk backline 100 free#Tyler Adams broke free in midfield and played Bamford in on goal and United’s number nine forced an excellent diving save from Guaita, who kept the score as it was. Leeds kept up the early pressure and were still creating plenty. On the rebound, Pascal Struijk was alert and remained composed to fire into the back of the net to put Jesse Marsch’s side ahead. A moment of genius from Brenden Aaronson created the goal, as he weaved his way through multiple bodies, before curling an effort against the post. However, inside the opening 10 minutes the early pressure would pay off. The pressing and intensity forced a mistake in the Palace backline, as goalkeeper Vicente Guaita struggled to control a powerful back pass, meaning the ball found Jack Harrison who in turn played Patrick Bamford, but the striker couldn’t take advantage. The first half started at a quick pace and the Whites were on top early on. Subs not used: Klaesson (GK), Llorente, Gyabi, Gnonto, Greenwood.īooked: Doucoure, Guehi, Olise (Palace) Struijk, Kristensen (Leeds)ĭespite going into an early lead at Selhurst Park, Leeds United suffered defeat away from home against Crystal Palace in this Premier League encounter. Leeds: Meslier (GK), Koch, Cooper (C), Aaronson (Klich 76’), Roca (Gelhardt 84’), Bamford (Summerville 62’), Harrison, Adams, Rodrigo, Struijk, Kristensen (Ayling 84’). Subs not used: Johnstone (GK), Tomkins, Ebiowei, Riedewald, Gordon. Palace: Guaita (GK), Ward (C), Guehi, Olise (Hughes 85’), Ayew (Milivojevic 65’), Eze, Zaha, Schlupp, Andersen, Edouard (Mateta 86’), Doucoure (Mitchell 65’).
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