Oct 11, 2026 11:52 AM
Updated Oct 11, 2026 2:53 PM

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90' 3-1. Dwight McNeil replaces Palace goalscorer Daichi Kamada. 

83' 3-1. Double change for Palace. Pino off for Ismaïla Sarr. Strand Larsen replaced by Eddie Nketiah.

80' 3-1. Another huge save from Benítez, this time denying Chris Wood from five yards, who had a free header. Massive save considering the scoreline and time left. 

72' 3-1. Honest Ahanor replaces Jefferson Lerma. 

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70' 3-1. Ball crossed in from Khalaili towards Strand Larsen, who is wrestled to the floor by Diomande who has two hands wrapped around him. No foul given. 

68' 3-1. Forest miss another chance, this time Neco Williams slamming into the side netting. 

65' 3-1. Dan Ndoye slams a strike into the side netting, not quite the conviction he had in the first half. 

62' 3-1. Kamada dragged down inside the box but nothing given. 

61' 3-1. Close to four for Palace. Pino heads across to JSL who can't convert beyond Sels. 

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59' 3-1. GOOOOOOOOAAAAALLLLL PAAAAAALLAAACEEEEEE! Yéremy Pino stabs it home to extend Palace's lead after a Strand Larsen shot was saved. 

56' 2-1. ALMOST THREE FOR PALACE! Lerma heads down but a combination of Sels and Murillo block it on the line. 

55' 2-1. Corner for Palace after Lerma wins the ball aerially again, this time ball deflects and falls onto the roof of the net. 

51' 2-1. Forest come close again through Gibbs-White, who is found at the back post and strikes just wide of the far post. Palace really need to stop leaving the Forest skipper free. 

49' 2-1. Forest come close to a leveller. Morgan Gibbs-White must be invisible because he's been left free at the back post about fifteen times in this game alone. 

48' 2-1. Sloppy start to the half again from Palace. Poor passing out from the back, needs to be a lot tighter. 

46' 2-1. We're back underway 

The second Palace goal has been awarded to Khalaili, the ball clipping his head as he falls to the ground. 

One of the most bizarre half of footballs I've ever watched. Palace were truly abysmal for around 30 minutes, but go into the break ahead after two well taken goals. The mistakes and disjointed nature of the first half must be addressed, but Palace offered a lifeline here with those two goals and Forest's inability to score themselves.

Half Time: Palace 2-1 Forest 

45+3' 2-1. GOOOOAAAALLLLL. Palace are ahead. Lerma heads it down from the corner after Mitchell came so close to scoring from range. How are Palace ahead?!

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44' 1-1. Huge appeals from Palace fans as Murillo stamps across Khalaili, but not enough force for a penalty. 

42' 1-1. GOAAAAAALLLLLL. I'm not sure how but Crystal Palace are level. Daichi Kamada stabs home an equaliser to score his first ever Premier League goal. 

35' 0-1. Genuinely one of the best saves I've ever seen from Walter Benítez. Gibbs-White's strike bounces down off the bar, and Delap has what looks like a tap in, but can't convert as the Palace 'keeper springs up and throws himself out of the goal. 

31' 0-1. Slight spell of possession for Palace, but every time the balls reached Yéremy Pino he's lost it, and Tyrick Mitchell has just tripped over the ball. Sums up Palace's performance pretty well so far. 

27' 0-1. Wow. Muñoz should have scored. Half volley flies inches past the post as Mitchell is left outnumbered at the back post. This really is shambolic defending. 

21' 0-1. This Palace performance is despicable so far. Looks like eleven individuals out there. Calamitous defending, passing and positioning. Forest should be 2-0 up. 

16' 0-1. Awful play from Palace, so sloppy. Lerma smashes forwards a pass to no one, the ball bounces back into the middle where Wharton sweeps it inside to no-one. Lerma then forced to foul and is booked for dragging down Delap on the edge of the box. 

14' 0-1. Really cagey game here. Lot's of space for each side on the break but the passing has been poor from both sides. There's definitely some bite to the game from the players too. 

11' 0-1 Close again for Palace. Timber is found on the edge of the box but he never looked confident and blazes over the bar. Game's very open early on. 

8' 0-1 So close for Palace. Excellent cross from Khalaili but Strand Larsen can't guide it in, with Sels saving. Palace should be level. 

3' 0-1 GOAL FOR FOREST. The visitors take the lead, and it's not one Anan Khalaili will want to see again. The right back fluffs a header and plays in Dan Ndoye, who carries towards goal and finishes well beyond Benítez in goal. 

1' KICK OFF Crystal Palace 0-0 Nottingham Forest

The players are out, here we go! 

13:45 - 15 minutes to go

The countdown to kickoff is on, with just under a quarter of an hour until the game starts! 

12:45 - Lineups Announced 

With just over an hour to go until kick off, we've got team news from Selhurst Park. The big news for Palace is that there's no Ismaïla Sarr in the starting lineup, Glasner sticking with Kamada, Pino and Strand Larsen. 

Lerma keeps his place in the back three in the absence of Axel Disasi who remains suspended. 

Palace's full starting lineup

Daniel Muñoz returns to the Selhurst Park pitch as he starts for Forest. Long term Palace target Ousmane Diomande also starts for Forest having signed over the summer. 

Forest's full lineup 

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