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Forest beaten 3-1 by Palace on Glasner's return

Summarised from Nottinghamshire Live's report · Updated 11 Oct, 18:00 · Archive

Nottingham Forest lost 3-1 to Crystal Palace, despite taking an early lead through Dan Ndoye and creating numerous chances.

Nottingham Forest fell to a second successive Premier League defeat as they lost 3-1 to Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park. Dan Ndoye opened the scoring for the Reds early on, but Forest failed to capitalise on a glut of first-half chances. Morgan Gibbs-White hit the bar in the 35th minute, and Liam Delap had a point-blank opportunity that struck goalkeeper Walter Benitez. Palace turned the match around with two goals before half-time, then added a third in the second half.

Head coach Oliver Glasner received a warm reception from the home crowd on his return to his former club, though sections of the crowd later chanted "getting sacked in the morning" and "what's the score, Glasner?" Glasner said the performance should give confidence, describing the match as "crazy" and suggesting his side deserved to win despite the result. Reporter Sarah Clapson noted that "Forest really should have been four or five-nil up at half-time" but that their defending for the goals conceded was poor, and goalkeeper Matz Sels could have done better with at least two of them.

Forest beaten 3-1 by Palace on Glasner's return
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In this story: Nottingham Forest · Crystal Palace · Oliver Glasner · Dan Ndoye · Selhurst Park

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