US EditionEverton Get Hill Dickinson Stadium Lift-Off Moment as Crystal Palace Star's Refusal Punished - Liverpool Echo
- Crystal Palace's 19-match unbeaten run ended on Sunday when they lost 2-1 to Everton at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
- The streak followed Palace's last defeat on April 16, a 5-0 league loss at Newcastle, surpassing their previous longest run of 18 matches in 1969.
- In the match, Daniel Munoz scored for Palace, Iliman Ndiaye equalized via penalty for Everton, and Jack Grealish scored a stoppage-time winner after a rebound from Munoz's clearance attempt.
- Manager Oliver Glasner acknowledged the deep disappointment of the moment and suggested that experiencing this setback might be necessary to progress further in the future.
- The defeat denied Palace a chance to move up to second, while Everton avoided losing their first game at their new home, highlighting competitive pressures ahead.
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