58' | |
64' | |
 Luke Shaw #23 | |
⚽40' | |
 Daniel James #21 | |
46' | |
67' ⚽80' | |
 Odion Ighalo #25 | 81' |
 Fred #17 |
55' | |
⚽7' | |
⚽70' ⚽73' | |
⚽74' ⚽85' |
 Eberechi Eze #25 | 75' |
81' | |
88' | |
 Ryan Inniss #45 | |
 Martin Kelly #34 | |
58' | |
64' | |
Luke Shaw #23 | |
⚽40' | |
Daniel James #21 | |
46' | |
67' ⚽80' | |
Odion Ighalo #25 | 81' |
Fred #17 |
55' | |
⚽7' | |
⚽70' ⚽73' | |
⚽74' ⚽85' |
Eberechi Eze #25 | 75' |
81' | |
88' | |
Ryan Inniss #45 | |
Martin Kelly #34 | |
Manchester United vs Crystal Palace match from the Premier League. View the final score, key match events, detailed statistics, line-ups and head-to-head record between Manchester United and Crystal Palace. Follow team performance and match context within the Premier League season.
Manchester United
Crystal Palace
Following Aston Villa’s victory in the Europa League and Crystal Palace’s win in the Conference League, the Gunners are aiming for an all-English treble in European competitions.
Oliver Glasner’s side beat Rayo Vallecano thanks to a goal from Mateta early in the second half.
The Basque coach arrives at Stamford Bridge with the goal of rebuilding a winning team and establishing the club among Europe's elite.
