Overview
Chat
95
Odds
Intelligence
Standings
Prediction
AEK Larnaca
Crystal Palace
Attacks
68
144
Dangerous Attacks
33
93
Ball Possession
30
70
On Target
3
7
Off Target
1212
100315
Important Events
Live text broadcast
124′
P. Ioannou
123′
P. Ioannou
121′
V. Roberge
119′
W. Hughes
A.Wharton
116′
O. Glasner
116′
P. Pons
112′
W. Rubio
E. Cabrera
105′
R. Mudražija
P. Pons
99′
1-2
I.Sarr
Assist: D.Kamada
End 1-1
93′
Javi Rozada
89′
C.Kyriakou
M. Rohdén
84′
J. S. Larsen
83′
J. Mateta
J.Canvot
79′
Y.Gurfinkel
A. Garcia
79′
V. Roberge
D. Ivanović
76′
E. Cabrera
R. Bajić
76′
J. Lerma
C. Richards
76′
Y.Pino
E.Guessand
73′
E. Saborit
63′
1-1
E. Saborit
Assist: M. Rohdén
60′
D.Muñoz
B.Johnson
53′
M. Lacroix
Halftime 0-1
33′
E. Saborit
27′
C. Richards
13′
0-1
I.Sarr
Goal
Shot on target
Shot off target
Penalty
Penalty Missed
Penalty shootout
Own goal
Assist
Corner
yellow card
red card
Second yellow
Subsititution
Subsititution(injury)
VAR
Match Info
AEK Larnaca and Crystal Palace played out a 1-1 draw in a UEFA Europa Conference League match at the AEK Arena in Larnaca on Friday night. The result leaves the group finely poised as both teams shared the points in a competitive European encounter. The home side took a surprise lead in the 25th minute through a well-worked team move finished by their striker, sending the local fans into raptures. Crystal Palace responded strongly after the break, with their pressure paying off in the 68th minute when a low cross was turned in from close range to level the score. Both teams had chances to win it late on, with the Palace goalkeeper making a crucial save in stoppage time to preserve the draw. The match was played at a good tempo with few major controversies, though the physicality led to several yellow cards. The point is a solid away result for Crystal Palace in their European campaign, while AEK Larnaca will be pleased with their performance against Premier League opposition. After the match, the AEK manager praised his team's discipline, while the Palace coach noted the difficulty of playing away in Europe. The starting XI for AEK Larnaca featured their usual defensive setup, while Crystal Palace fielded a strong side with several first-team regulars.

