Crystal Palace midfielder Kamata Daichi (29) played the full game away against West Ham and showed great results in two goals. The team won the match 2-1, and remained unbeaten with two wins and three draws from the start.

Kamata started in one corner of the two shadows, despite being absent from FW Sarl due to injuries. In the 32nd minute of the first half, FW Pino hit a header from a heading, and advanced aggressively to the goal. Five minutes later, Kamata took the lead with a corner kick. Defender Guei headed the kick from the left, and FW Mateta pushed the ball back with his head when it hit the crossbar and bounced it. And so the ace forward has a standard performance. He kicked up the corner flag and hugged Kamata close to him.

Mateta, who scored his second goal of the season, said, “I'm trying my best, working to meet the demands of Coach (Glasner) and practicing set pieces every week, making efforts to improve with each game.”

Although they were tied down from a corner kick in the fourth minute of the second half, they were able to win in the 23rd minute of the second half with Kamata play. Kamata competed with the two opposing defenders in the air to pass a floating ball from midfielder Wharton, and midfielder Mitchell, who had been attacking the loose ball, kicked him with a right-footed volley.

In the 30th minute, forward Enketia came in as a substitute in place of midfielder Wharton, and Kamata went down to midfielder and played. He worked well with the ball to calm the game down and worked hard on defense. The team won the game.

The team's mainstay FW Eze was pulled out by Arsenal, but they were undefeated in five matches since the start of the season. Coach Glasner looked to even greater heights, saying, “The goal for the next few months is to make the offense more efficient, increase decisiveness and take on opportunities. We have great potential.” The next match will be played at home against top Liverpool on the 27th, with five consecutive wins in a row.