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09-01 02:00

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120

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End 0-3

87′

I.Sarr

86′

N. Clyne

D.Kamada

85′

J.Devenny

J. Mateta

84′

L.Bogarde

I. Maatsen

83′

L. Digne

D. Malen

78′

0-3

I.Sarr

Assist: M. Lacroix

74′

P. Torres

J. McGinn

74′

B.Burrowes

M.Cash

71′

Y.Pino

W. Hughes

68′

0-2

M. Guehi

56′

J. Lerma

A.Wharton

52′

W. Hughes

45′

E. Buendía

E.Guessand

Halftime 0-1

22′

J. Mateta

21′

J. Mateta

20′

M.Bizot

13′

M.Cash

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Match Info

Crystal Palace pulled off a stunning 3-0 away victory over Aston Villa at Villa Park in the English Premier League on September 1, 2025. This comprehensive win was one of the shocks of the early season, showcasing Palace's tactical discipline and clinical finishing. Palace took a surprise lead midway through the first half and never looked back, adding two more goals in the second half to seal a memorable away day. Aston Villa, expected to dominate at home, were uncharacteristically flat and struggled to break down a resolute Palace defense organized superbly by their manager. The key moment was a brilliant solo goal from Palace's winger for the second, which effectively killed the game as a contest. The result sent shockwaves through the Premier League table, with Palace climbing into the top half and Villa dropping valuable points in their own ambitions. The Villa manager called it a "bad day at the office," while the Palace boss described it as a perfect away performance.