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Nottingham Forest came from behind to win a point at Crystal Palace, which maintains his challenge for a place in the Champions League next season.
The visitors fell behind in the Ebechi Eze penalty at the time mark, but Murillo’s smart coup shortly after saw that the visitors claimed some of the expenses despite some late palace pressure that did not cause a winner.
The shutdown sees that Forest is in sixth place, two points behind Newcastle and Chelsea.
It ends the level in southern London. ⏱️ pic.twitter.com/4ylm8in6v
– Nottingham Forest (@NFFC) May 5 2025
First half of quality
There was a lot of company in the early stages, but a small precious action.
The palace was almost the architects of his own fall after 17 minutes with Tyrick Mitchell and Dean Henderson in a mud and the goalkeeper had to use his feet to divert the ball to a position from which Maxence Lacroix could complete his authorization.
Mitchell was almost redeemed after 35 minutes with a left route and the cross that Daniel Munoz chose. The Colombian shot in a volley that was saved by Matz Sels.
Forest, as usual, was conforming to sit and play on the counter, but it was a tactic that almost got the rewards a minute before half the time. A quick getaway from Nicolas Dominguez and a smart blow from Chris Wood allowed Anthony Elanga to find space in the palace area, but his shot was well saved by Henderson.
The race for the Champions League places as it is 👀 pic.twitter.com/NCVGulbbhm
– Sky Sports Premier League (@skysportspl) May 5 2025
The second half fades in life
The game burst into life five minutes after the restart with both sides with a 60 -second opportunity.
Eze and Jean-Philippe Mateta’s fair play gave Ismaila Sarr the opportunity to go through the goal, but Sels went quickly to block his effort.
Forest was erased and Ola Aina carried the ball 70 meters before playing the wood, but the striker’s effort cut Lacroix’s heel and blinked.
The deadline finally broke after 60 minutes when Mitchell jumped around Sels before being demolished. Referee Andy Madley diverted the appeals, but VAR intervened and awarded the stitch of the place that Eze turned with its custom.
The advantage of the palace lasted only four minutes when Forest hit again. The palace could only partially erase one corner and Murillo was at his disposal to divert Nico Williams’ shot in front of Henderson.
The palace pushed for a winner, but found that his fate was left, as Eze first shot a brilliant effort against the bar before the England midfielder shot was led by the substitute Eddie Nketiah just for the flag out of place to increase.
