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Everton Get Hill Dickinson Stadium Lift-Off Moment as Crystal Palace Star's Refusal Punished - Liverpool Echo
- Crystal Palace's 19-match unbeaten run ended on Sunday when they lost 2-1 to Everton at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
- The streak followed Palace's last defeat on April 16, a 5-0 league loss at Newcastle, surpassing their previous longest run of 18 matches in 1969.
- In the match, Daniel Munoz scored for Palace, Iliman Ndiaye equalized via penalty for Everton, and Jack Grealish scored a stoppage-time winner after a rebound from Munoz's clearance attempt.
- Manager Oliver Glasner acknowledged the deep disappointment of the moment and suggested that experiencing this setback might be necessary to progress further in the future.
- The defeat denied Palace a chance to move up to second, while Everton avoided losing their first game at their new home, highlighting competitive pressures ahead.
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On Sunday, Oliver Glasner's super-series with Crystal Palace was torn. The double load due to the Conference League was not to blame. "This would be a cheap excuse, emphasizes the Austrian after the 1:2 defeat against Everton. Everton brought the Crystal Palace of Oliver Glasner to collapse for the first time after 19 mandatory games without defeat. In the seventh round of the English Premier League they won at home thanks to later goals of Ilim…
Everton poke fun at England and Thomas Tuchel after last-gasp Jack Grealish winner - The Mirror
Jack Grealish was overlooked by England boss Thomas Tuchel for the Three Lions' games against Wales and Latvia but scored a stoppage-time winner for Everton against Crystal Palace
Soccer-Wasteful Crystal Palace punished by Jack's joy for Everton winner
LIVERPOOL, England (Reuters) -Crystal Palace's club record 19-game unbeaten run came to an end following a 2-1 loss to Everton on Sunday, but how they failed to get all three points, or at least a draw, is a source of huge frustration for manager Oliver Glasner. Read full story
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