Burnley
Crystal PalaceDay 11
Mitchell T. 90'
Burnley: 1. Trafford, 2. O'Shea D., 3. Taylor C., 5. Beyer( till 86'), 22. Vitinho, 8. Brownhill, 16. Berge, 30. Koleosho( till 70'), 7. Gudmundsson( till 90'), 9. Rodriguez, 25. Amdouni( till 58')
Substitution: 15. Redmond(from 58'), 47. Odobert(from 70'), 31. Tresor(from 86'), 34. Bruun Larsen(from 90')
Bench: 49. Muric A., 14. Roberts C., 44. Delcroix, 42. Massengo, 19. Zaroury
Crystal Palace: 1. Johnstone S., 2. Ward( till 70'), 3. Mitchell T., 6. Guehi, 15. Schlupp( till 78'), 16. Andersen J., 8. Lerma, 19. Hughes W., 28. Doucouré C.O.( till 78'), 9. Jordan Ayew, 22. Édouard O.( till 86')
Substitution: 17. Clyne(from 70'), 10. Eze(from 78'), 29. Ahamada N.(from 78'), 26. Richards Chr.(from 86')
Bench: 31. Matthews Remi, 4. Holding, 44. Riedewald, 11. França, 14. Mateta
Yellow Cards: Édouard O. 17', Guehi 45', Jordan Ayew 45', Andersen J. 90', Lerma 90'
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