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Crystal Palace beat Nottingham Forest 3-1 on Glasner’s return
Crystal Palace beat Nottingham Forest 3-1 in the Premier League at Selhurst Park in south London.
Forest took the lead in the third minute when Dan Ndoye scored.
Palace equalised through Daichi Kamada, who scored his first Premier League goal in his 68th appearance.
Jefferson Lerma put Palace ahead just before half-time, and Yéremy Pino scored the third.
The match was Oliver Glasner’s return to Palace, where he had previously been manager and had won the support of home fans.
He now leads Forest, while Pierre Sage took over at Palace in the summer.
The victory was Sage’s first home Premier League win as Palace manager.
Crystal Palace beat Nottingham Forest 3-1 at Selhurst Park.
Forest took an early lead through Dan Ndoye, but Palace came back to win.
Daichi Kamada equalised, Jefferson Lerma put Palace ahead and Yéremy Pino sealed the victory.
The match marked Oliver Glasner’s return to Palace as Nottingham Forest head coach.
The win was Pierre Sage’s first home Premier League victory since taking over from Glasner in the summer.
- Who
- Crystal Palace beat Nottingham Forest.
- What
- Palace won 3-1 after Forest took an early lead.
- When
- 11 October 2026.
- Where
- Selhurst Park, south London.
- Why
- Palace scored three times after conceding an early goal; the sources do not state a broader reason for the result.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
I think this was the most dominant Nottingham Forest performance. But not the right result.
My job is not to be influenced negatively by the result.
Dan Ndoye scored to give Nottingham Forest an early lead.
Daichi Kamada scored to equalise for Crystal Palace.
Jefferson Lerma scored from a corner to put Palace ahead.
Yéremy Pino scored to complete Palace’s 3-1 win.
- Final score
- Crystal Palace 3-1 Nottingham Forest
- Opening goal
- Dan Ndoye scored in the third minute
- Equaliser
- Daichi Kamada scored his first Premier League goal in his 68th appearance
- Winning goal
- Yéremy Pino scored for Palace
- Venue
- Selhurst Park, south London
Sources
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