Fulham v C Palace

Chris Richards (Crystal Palace) Clear at 88'

Chris Richards (Crystal Palace) Clear at 88'
Match Timeline & MomentumMomentumThis graph shows how much pressure a team applied during the match. Taller columns indicate stronger attacking periods, based on things like possession, shots, goals, big chances, and other key stats.
Commentary
Substitution Yéremy Pino Óscar Mingueza
Chilwell has now scored in each of his two Premier League appearances for Crystal Palace, against Fulham today and in his last game of his previous spell in May 2025. The defender scored against Wolves that day.
All of a sudden, it's Palace who look threatening as Kamada briefly finds himself through on goal. It comes from Andersen failing to read the flight of the ball, allowing Strand Larsen to nod Kamada through. Bassey recovers well to stop the latter in his tracks, though, before the linesman's flag goes up for offside against the Japan international.

Fulham bring off Iwobi, who is replaced by Muniz.
Fulham look incredibly promising in attack, but they're far too clumsy at the back. That will continue to be a huge thorn in their side this season if they don't tighten up.
All three of Palace's goals have been scored by left wing-backs. The visitors have barely got forward in the second half, yet somehow find themselves ahead with nine minutes of normal time remaining.
Shot Map
Team Stats
2.86
Expected Goals
1.49
65%
Possession
35%
6 (25%)
Shots on Goal
5 (50%)
1
Big Chances Created
4
6
Corners Won
1
560 (89%)
Accurate Passes
271 (79%)
32
Duels Won
35
2
Saves
5
6
Fouls Committed
6





