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Villa can jet off to Poland in high spirits, as they start their Europa Conference League group action against Legia Warsaw, while Palace are left to lick their wounds. Douglas Luiz has now scored in four successive home games in the Premier League, the first Villa played to do since Gareth Barry in 2006. Photograph: Barrington Coombs/PAĭouglas Luiz sent Johnstone the wrong way to make it 2-1 and with Palace not surprisingly totally out of shape as they frantically threw men forward in a bid for an unlikely equaliser, Moussa Diaby broke down the left and crossed for Bailey to score again. Going against the grain, but staying true to his judgment, the referee deserves credit.Ĭrystal Palace assistant manager Paddy McCarthy took the team at Villa Park after Roy Hodgson was taken ill on Saturday morning.

The video assistant referee sent England to the dugout to review the incident but while replays suggested the defender may have got a sliver of the top of the ball before upending Watkins, it was hardly a clear and obvious error to award the penalty. The game was eight minutes into the nine allocated for added time when Youri Tielemans put Watkins in on goal and the referee, Darren England, gave a penalty for Chris Richards’s challenge. In the 87th minute, Durán chested down Lucas Digne’s cross from the left before unleashing a howitzer of a half-volley beyond Johnstone, who had earlier required treatment. They never stopped believing, even when Ollie Watkins’s shot rebounded off a post, back off the head of the goalkeeper, Sam Johnstone, and out for a corner. Villa, though, are the third-best team in the country this year, with only Manchester City and Arsenal having won more Premier League games in 2023. With their manager taken ill on the morning of the game and obliged to stay away with what a Palace spokesperson said was “a private medical matter”, his team survived a Villa onslaught in the first half to gain the upper hand, Édouard converting Jean-Philippe Mateta’s cross for his fourth Premier League goal of the season. Crystal Palace did everything they could to provide their absent manager, Roy Hodgson, with a tonic as they sought to extend their unbeaten away start to the season thanks to Odsonne Édouard’s goal early in the second half.

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