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NFO vs CRY
English Premier League
City Ground, Nottingham
Nottingham Forest
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Crystal Palace
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Full-Time: 1 - 0
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A first Premier League home win of the season for Nottingham Forest as they rise to eighth in the table! One strike was all in took, on a weekend where goals were spread across all 10 Premier League games. The winner had more than a touch of fortune about it, Chris Wood's low half-volley from outside the penalty area catching Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson by surprise and finding a way into the bottom left corner just after the hour mark. The visitors threw caution to the wind, as they needed to, but their best effort saw Jeffrey Schlupp denied by a fine Matz Sels intervention. That's eight league games without victory for Palace, who host London rivals Tottenham Hotspur next. It doesn't get any easier for the Eagles, it seems. Tonight, however, it's Forest who soar highest at the City Ground!
Nottingham Forest are off the mark at home!
90+6'
A meaty-looking challenge from Munoz sees him earn a late yellow card. More seconds tick by, agonisingly from a Crystal Palace perspective.
90+6'
D. Munoz
90+5'
Forest are very nearly home, and it's they who have possession right now. Somehow, Palace need to get the ball back up the other end and make it stick.
90+3'
CHANCE! From the Palace right, Chalobah cuts inside onto his left foot then angles a cross towards Mateta, who can't get over the delivery and nods it wide of the target. Another opportunity spurned by the visitors.
90+2'
Bright touches from Agbinone, who produces some deft footwork down the left-hand side of the box and earns Palace a late corner.
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Schlupp tries to provide an option down the left for Palace, but Guehi's pass towards the touchline is sloppy. Into touch it rolls for a Forest throw-in.