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Ebechi Eze marked twice as Crystal Palace warmed up for the FA CUP final next weekend with a very impressive victory in Tottenham.
Eze put the eagles in front of the end of the first half, which had seen the palace two goals caused by the VAR and the England midfielder doubled its advantage three minutes after the restart.
It was another exhibition of the Unagrous League of Tottenham with the side changing the postcoglou Ange, which failed to create the impulse gained by the classification for the Final of the Europe League in the middle of the week.
If this wasn’t bad enough for postcoglou, he also had to fight with the protagonist Dejan Kulusevski, who found what seemed like a potentially unpleasant injury that he could jeopardize his hopes of playing against Manchester United in Bilbao.
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Var frustra the dominant palace
The palace started well and thought that they had marked in the ten minutes only for the Ismaila Sarrian gamma effort to be discarded out of play.
Oliver Glasner’s men continued to dominate, and only a good savings by the independent goalkeeper, Antonin Kinsky, prevented Jean-Philippe Mateta from opening the score.
Daniel Munoz struck the Spurs bar before the right side of the right escaped again behind the house defense. He should have shot, but he tried to choose Mateta and lost his chance.
The spurs were everywhere and they had to trust the VAR to dismiss another effort from the palace, the effort of Maxence Lacroix was awarded for leaving Marc Guehi’s arm before he reached the back of the net.
Eze brace too much for spurs
The Palace could have been forgiven to feel unfortunate for themselves, but instead took the goal that they deserved so rich in the half stroke.
The impressive Munoz turned to the right and his cross was sent by Eze. Var took a look, but this time the decision was the visitors’ path.
Everything that the postcogloid said in the half, did not have the desired effect, as Palace did 2-0 almost immediately.
A fast counter directed by Eze and Sarr saw that he returned the ball to the attacking midfielder and did not make a mistake with a sharp finish.
Tottenham’s attempts to find a way back to the game were half choirs and the palace added one third in the time of injury, Kinsky saved well to deny the former Arsenal Eddie Nketiah.
