Crystal Palace midfielder Kamata Daichi (29) played the full game in his home game against Sunderland. He has started in the second consecutive game since returning from an injury. Ace forward Eze was pulled out by Arsenal, and key forward Saal also played in a shadow position 3-4-2-1, with the team behind the scenes of the shadows, with the team not being there due to injury.
On his way back from the Japanese national team, Kamata created a scoring opportunity in the 36th minute of the first half. Midfielder Hughes passed through from the left side, directly into the front with his right foot, and forward Pino, who escaped, went one-on-one with the goalkeeper. However, the Spanish national team, who joined from Villareal, lost a right-footed shot to the left of the goal.
Kamata went down to midway through the second half, and in the 43rd minute he picked up a loose ball just before the penalty area and fired a powerful mid-range shot with his right foot, but was blocked by the goalkeeper's good defense. He missed his first goal in the Premiere and was frustrated with his head in his hands. Although they played the full game and led the team's offensive until the end, they were unable to unlock the tenacious defensive forces of the promoted group, and they tied without a score.
Coach Glasner recalled, “I have a little mixed up. I think it was a match where we created enough opportunities and managed to win, but the opposing team's goalkeeper did the best.” The team has been in 1 win and 3 draws since the start of the season, and has not lost in four matches. The manager said, “It's OK to be undefeated after four games. To be honest, I'm not happy about today's game, but I'm accepting it. The team is moving in the right direction and creating opportunities. If we continue patiently, we can finish.'
