Nottingham Forest came from behind and won a point at Crystal Palace, which kept the challenge in next season’s Champions League.
Visitors lagged behind Eberechi Eze’s fine at the hour, but shortly after Murillo’s clever flash, despite the visitors claiming part of the trophy, despite the late palace pressures of the palace failing to lead to the championship.
The deadlock believes that Forest stays at sixth place, two points behind Newcastle and Chelsea.
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Insufficient quality in the first half
There were many businesses in the early stages, but there were few goalkeepers’ actions.
The palace was almost their own downfall architect, and after 17 minutes Tyrick Mitchell and Dean Henderson were in chaos, and the goalkeeper had to use his feet to move the ball to where Maxence Lacroix could complete the gap.
After 35 minutes, Mitchell almost redeemed himself, running Daniel Munoz in the lower left. The Colombian was knocked down by Matz Sels in a volley.
Today, Forest is content to sit on the counter and play, but it is a strategy to get a reward one minute before halftime. Nicolas Dominguez took a quick break and Chris Wood cleverly shot Anthony Elanga finding space in the Palace area, but Henderson saved his shot.
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The second half of sparks enter life
Five minutes after the game restarts, the game has a chance within 60 seconds.
Eze and Jean-Philippe Mateta’s neat game gave Ismaila Sarr a chance to score, but Sels quickly eliminated his efforts.
The forest cleared and Ola Aina played 70 yards on the wood, but the forward’s effort made Lacroix’s heel grab and flicker.
After 60 minutes, Mitchell skipped Sels and finally broke the deadlock. Referee Andy Madley waved the appeal, but Var stepped in and gave Eze a cool footsteps to get used to.
As the forest hit, the palace’s lead lasted only four minutes. The palace could only partially clear one corner, while Murillo shot Nico Williams over Henderson on the spot.
The Palace pushed the winners but found their luck to be excellent, as first, Eze was hit by substitute Eddie Nketiah just for offside flags to rise.
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