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Crystal Palace vs Nottingham Forest 1:1: Match Review & Stats

Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace
Home · last 5 L D L D L
Kick-off
Sun 24 Aug · 13:00
1:1
Full-time
Nottingham Forest
Nottingham Forest
W W D L D Away · last 5
Selhurst Park · London Referee Anthony Taylor, England
Total goals
2
1 · 1
xG (open play)
1.10 – 0.93
Δ +0.17
Possession
42% – 58%

Model verdict

Post-match · 90 sec read
P Recap generated by AI · 6 markets graded

Lineups

CRY 3-4-3 · NOT 4-2-3-1
Subs used · CRY
66' Esse ↑ · Devenny ↓
82' Lerma ↑ · Wharton ↓
88' Edouard ↑ · Mateta ↓
Subs used · NOT
71' Kalimuendo ↑ · Ndoye ↓
72' McAtee ↑ · Hudson-Odoi ↓
82' Hutchinson ↑ · Gibbs-White ↓
88' Jesus ↑ · Wood ↓
88' Yates ↑ · Sangare ↓

Statistics

CRY 1 – 1 NOT
42%
Possession (%)
58%
1.10
Expected Goals (xG) expected goals
0.93
8
Total Shots
9
4
Shots on Target
1
4
Shots off Target
7
7
Shots Inside Box
8
1
Corner Kicks
3
2
Offsides
2
11
Fouls
11
76%
Pass Accuracy (%)
86%
3
Yellow Cards
3
0
Goalkeeper Saves
3

Match events

16 · 1 – 1
Maxence Lacroix
Yellow Card
▮
14'
I. Sarr
Assist · D. Munoz · 1–0
⚽
37'
Half-time · 1 – 0
53'
▮
Matz Sels
Yellow Card
Tyrick Mitchell
Yellow Card
▮
54'
57'
⚽
C. Hudson-Odoi
Assist · D. Ndoye · 1–1
R. Esse ↓ · J. Devenny ↑
Substitution 1
⇄
66'
68'
▮
Ola Aina
Yellow Card
71'
⇄
A. Kalimuendo ↓ · D. Ndoye ↑
Substitution 1
72'
⇄
J. McAtee ↓ · C. Hudson-Odoi ↑
Substitution 2
J. Lerma ↓ · A. Wharton ↑
Substitution 2
⇄
82'
82'
⇄
O. Hutchinson ↓ · M. Gibbs-White ↑
Substitution 3
Will Hughes
Yellow Card
▮
87'
O. Edouard ↓ · J. Mateta ↑
Substitution 3
⇄
88'
88'
⇄
Igor Jesus ↓ · C. Wood ↑
Substitution 4
88'
⇄
R. Yates ↓ · I. Sangare ↑
Substitution 5
90+2'
▮
Murillo
Yellow Card
Full-time · 1 – 1

Match recap

Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest drew 1–1. At half-time it was 1–0.

In possession, the visitors ran the game with 58% of the ball. For accuracy, the visitors completed 86% of their passes. For discipline, the referee produced 6 yellow cards.

On the scoresheet: I. Sarr (37'), C. Hudson-Odoi (57').