Crystal Palace midfielder Kamata Daichi (29) started as a midfielder in the away game against Everton. He moved over a wide range with 21-year-old midfielder Wharton, who is in a duo, and showed strength at the ball. They played until the 37th minute of the second half, with the team playing 1-1, but the team allowed the winning goal in the second half and lost 1-2, bringing the unbeaten record of official matches, which had been ongoing since April last season, at 19.
Crystal Palace, led by manager Glasner, started with a nearly unstable formation, 3-4-2-1. England national team goalkeeper Henderson serves as the guardian, with the three-backers from the right. The wingbacks are Munoz on the right and Mitchell on the left. The midfielders are Kamata and Wharton. Mateta, the first runner-up, is supported by Sarl and Pino, the Spanish national team who joined this season.
Crystal Palace took the lead from the beginning and took the lead in the 37th minute of the first half. Munoz ran up the right side and calmly killed Sarl's pass with his right foot. Guey's sharp vertical passes, Pinot's skill, and Sarle's speed. Kamata was not directly involved, but the brilliant collaboration gave the first goal.
Kamata, who was selected as the club's monthly MVP in September, played while keeping an eye on the overall balance. He boldly snatched the opponent's ball, and in the 13th minute of the second half he attacked and fired a mid-range shot with his left foot. He played in 16 games during his undefeated 19 matches. Although he missed three games due to injury in August, he returned, and has continued to start not only as a midfielder but also as a corner of two shadows.
However, the team tied the game in the 31st minute of the second half, Lacroix gave up a penalty kick. Kamata was pushed further after being substituted, and in the second half, Munoz's clear ball was pushed into Everton's forward Grealish from a close match before the goal, resulting in a comeback loss.
