Crystal Palace
Nottingham ForestDay 35
Crystal Palace: 1. Henderson D., 3. Mitchell T., 5. Lacroix M., 6. Guehi, 12. Muñoz D., 26. Richards Chr., 7. Sarr Is., 10. Eze, 20. Wharton A.( till 61'), 18. Kamada( till 87'), 14. Mateta( till 76')
Substitution: 19. Hughes W.(from 61'), 9. Nketiah(from 76'), 8. Lerma(from 87')
Bench: 31. Matthews Remi, 17. Clyne, 25. Chilwell, 11. França, 21. Esse, 55. Devenny
Yellow Cards: Muñoz D. 63', Kamada 77', Nketiah 90'
Nottingham Forest: 26. Sels, 5. Murillo( till 81'), 7. Williams N., 31. Milenković, 34. Aina, 6. Sangaré I.( till 76'), 8. Anderson E., 10. Gibbs-White, 16. Dominguez N.( till 66'), 11. Wood C., 21. Elanga
Substitution: 24. Sosa Ramón(from 66'), 22. Yates(from 76'), 4. Morato F.(from 81')
Bench: 33. Pereira C., 15. Toffolo, 30. Boly, 28. Danilo, 20. Jota Silva, 9. Awoniyi
Yellow Cards: Sels 59', Sangaré I. 67', Williams N. 74', Gibbs-White 78', Dominguez N. 7', Aina 82', Yates 82', Morato F. 90'
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Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest battled to a 1-1 draw
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City are heading back to Wembley
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Palace produced a sensational performance at Wembley Stadium
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The red half of Merseyside could be celebrating sooner than expected
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Two early goals set the tone at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
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Newcastle United delivered a ruthless statement of intent in their postponed Premier League fixture
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Everton ended their Premier League winless streak in dramatic fashion
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City pulled off a breathtaking comeback at the Etihad Stadium
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Villa delivered a statement performance
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The win at City Ground was secured by Anthony Elanga's decisive goal against his former club
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The Championship side held their Premier League opponents to a 0-0 draw
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The Eagles soared against their Premier League rivals
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The FA Cup quarter-finals kick off this weekend, and for several clubs, it's more than just a shot at Wembley — it's a once-in-a-generation opportunity
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Forest faces stiff competition from Premier League rivals
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The win keeps Forest firmly in the race for European qualification
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In one of the marquee fixtures of the 28th round of the Premier League, Nottingham Forest claimed a crucial victory over defending champions Manchester City
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Nottingham Forest Overcome Ipswich in Penalty Shootout to Secure FA Cup Quarter-Final Spot
04.03.25 00:31The match ended in a tense penalty shootout
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The Championship team was reduced to 10 men early in the match after their goalkeeper was sent off
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One positive note for Ukrainian fans was the appearance of Oleksandr Zinchenko
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The London side broke down Villa's resistance after an hour of play
