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Home England Premier League Manchester United — Crystal Palace

Match Manchester United vs Crystal Palace February 4, 2023 — Result and Stats

Manchester United
Manchester United
Home · last 5 L W W W W
Kick-off
Sat 04 Feb · 15:00
2:1
Full-time
Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace
W L W D D Away · last 5
Old Trafford · Manchester Referee A. Marriner
Total goals
3
2 · 1
xG (open play)
2.04 – 1.36
Δ +0.68
Possession
53% – 47%
Post-match · 90 sec read
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Lineups

MUN 4-2-3-1 · CRY 4-2-3-1
Subs used · MUN
59' Garnacho ↑ · Weghorst
81' Sabitzer ↑ · Antony
87' Lindelöf ↑ · Wan-Bissaka
87' Maguire ↑ · Garnacho
Subs used · CRY
72' Lokonga ↑ · Hughes
73' Eze ↑ · Ayew
82' Ahamada ↑ · Doucouré
83' Mateta ↑ · Schlupp

📊 Statistics

MUN 21 CRY
53%
Possession (%)
47%
2.04
Expected Goals (xG) expected goals
1.36
14
Total Shots
10
5
Shots on Target
3
5
Shots off Target
5
10
Shots Inside Box
9
5
Corner Kicks
5
1
Offsides
4
9
Fouls
9
85%
Pass Accuracy (%)
80%
1
Yellow Cards
2
2
Goalkeeper Saves
3

Match events

15 · 2 – 1
Bruno Fernandes (P)
Penalty · 1–0
7'
45+1'
Tyrick Mitchell
Yellow Card
Half-time · 1 – 0
A. Garnacho ↓ · W. Weghorst ↑
Substitution 1
59'
M. Rashford
2–0
62'
Antony
Yellow Card
67'
67'
Jeffrey Schlupp
Yellow Card
Casemiro
Red Card
70'
72'
A. Lokonga ↓ · W. Hughes ↑
Substitution 1
73'
E. Eze ↓ · J. Ayew ↑
Substitution 2
76'
J. Schlupp
Assist · C. Doucouré · 2–1
M. Sabitzer ↓ · Antony ↑
Substitution 2
81'
82'
N. Ahamada ↓ · C. Doucouré ↑
Substitution 3
83'
J. Mateta ↓ · J. Schlupp ↑
Substitution 4
V. Lindelöf ↓ · A. Wan-Bissaka ↑
Substitution 3
87'
H. Maguire ↓ · A. Garnacho ↑
Substitution 4
87'
Full-time · 2 – 1

Match recap

Manchester United beat Crystal Palace 2–1 at home. At half-time it was 1–0.

On the balance of chances, the hosts held the expected-goals edge, 2.04 to 1.36. In attack, the hosts carried the greater threat — 14 shots to 10, 5 on target. For discipline, the referee produced 3 yellow cards.

On the scoresheet: Bruno Fernandes (7'), M. Rashford (62'), J. Schlupp (76'). Casemiro was sent off in the 70' minute.