Crystal Palace ruin Oliver Glasner's Nottingham Forest reunion with stunning 3-1 comeback win at Selhurst Park
Goal | 11.10.2026 23:07
Palace found their breakthrough in the 41st minute when Kamada slotted home his first Premier League goal from inside the area. Just moments before the break, Lerma headed in a superb delivery to give Palace a crucial 2-1 advantage. The hosts have now scored three or more goals in two of their last four league games, matching their attacking output from their previous 37 matches combined. The Eagles carried this newfound confidence seamlessly into the second half of the match.
