PL round-up: Hull held by Everton, Palace down Forest
- On Sunday, Hull City and Everton drew 2-2 at MKM Stadium in a Premier League match featuring four goals across a thrilling second half.
- Joe Gelhardt opened the scoring in the 48th minute, but Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Thierno Barry struck for Everton to overturn the deficit and briefly lead the contest.
- Brendan Johnson's first-half goal was ruled out by VAR for offside, while goalkeeper Konstantinos Tzolakis made crucial saves to keep Hull competitive throughout.
- Substitute Mohamed Belloumi equalized in the 74th minute, thrilling 24,458 spectators at the stadium and securing a valuable point for the hosts.
- Hull City next faces Fulham away next Saturday, while both teams remain competitive in their Premier League campaigns following this draw.
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Crystal Palace made a comeback and defeated Nottingham Forest 3-1 in the sixth round of the English Premier League. The guests took the lead in the third minute through Dan Ndoye, but the Londoners turned the score around before the break. Daichi Kamada (pictured) equalized, and Jefferson Lerma made it 2-1 for Crystal Palace. After about an hour of play, Jeremy Pinault scored the third goal for the hosts and shaped the final score. The success m…
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France24Forest boss Glasner loses on return to Palace, Hull hold Everton
Glasner was back in south London for the first time since leaving Palace at the end of last season. The 52-year-old Austrian led Palace to a shock FA Cup final triumph over Manchester City in 2025 and masterminded their UEFA Conference League success in May. Glasner opted to quit Selhurst Park after reported issues with the club's hierarchy over their transfer policy, opening the way for his move to Forest. He was greeted warmly by Palace fans b…
Constantis Tzolakis' Hull City picked up another point in this year's Premier League, with a 2-2 draw against undefeated Everton. Crystal Palace returned to the "three points" after defeating Nottingham Forest 3-1, who missed a dozen classic chances. The post Premier League: Hull stood tall against Everton, Palace returned to winning ways appeared first on in.gr.
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