Model verdict
Post-match · 90 sec read
Lineups
CRY 3-4-2-1 · AST 3-4-3
Statistics
CRY 4 – 1 AST36%
Possession (%)
64%
4.31
Expected Goals (xG)
expected goals
0.38
19
Total Shots
6
6
Shots on Target
2
8
Shots off Target
3
14
Shots Inside Box
6
3
Corner Kicks
8
7
Offsides
7
19
Fouls
10
73%
Pass Accuracy (%)
86%
3
Yellow Cards
1
1
Goalkeeper Saves
2
Match events
17 · 4 – 1I. Sarr
1–0
29'
Will Hughes
Yellow Card
35'
Half-time · 1 – 0
46'
⇄
L. Bailey ↓ · Andrés García ↑
Substitution 1
46'
⇄
R. Olsen ↓ · E. Martínez ↑
Substitution 2
Daniel Muñoz
Yellow Card
45+2'
52'
⚽
M. Rogers
Assist · O. Watkins · 1–1
J. Lerma ↓ · W. Hughes ↑
Substitution 1
58'
J. Mateta
Assist · E. Eze · 2–1
59'
68'
⇄
Marco Asensio ↓ · J. Ramsey ↑
Substitution 3
68'
⇄
M. Rashford ↓ · O. Watkins ↑
Substitution 4
I. Sarr
Assist · D. Muñoz · 3–1
71'
D. Kamada ↓ · A. Wharton ↑
Substitution 2
78'
78'
⇄
I. Maatsen ↓ · L. Digne ↑
Substitution 5
82'
▮
Leon Bailey
Yellow Card
E. Nketiah ↓ · I. Sarr ↑
Substitution 3
86'
Jefferson Lerma
Yellow Card
87'
E. Nketiah
Assist · T. Mitchell · 4–1
90+1'
Full-time · 4 – 1
Match recap
Crystal Palace beat Aston Villa 4–1 at home. At half-time it was 1–0.
In possession, the visitors ran the game with 64% of the ball. For accuracy, the visitors completed 86% of their passes. On the balance of chances, the hosts held the expected-goals edge, 4.31 to 0.38. In attack, the hosts carried the greater threat — 19 shots to 6, 6 on target. From set pieces, the visitors won the corner count, 8 to 3. For discipline, the referee produced 4 yellow cards.
On the scoresheet: I. Sarr (29'), M. Rogers (52'), J. Mateta (59'), I. Sarr (71'), E. Nketiah (90+1').