Forest boss Glasner loses on return to Palace, Hull hold Everton
Daichi Kamada, Jefferson Lerma and Yeremy Pino scored as Crystal Palace beat Nottingham Forest 3-1.
Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner suffered a setback on his return to Crystal Palace, as his former side defeated the Eagles 3-1 in the Premier League match. Glasner, who led Palace to an FA Cup final victory and UEFA Conference League success last season, was reported to have clashed with the club's management over their transfer policy.
The 52-year-old Austrian opted to leave Palace for Nottingham Forest after the controversy. Forest's Dan Ndoye put his team ahead in the third minute, but Japan midfielder Daichi Kamada equalized in the 41st minute, returning to the league for the first time. Jefferson Lerma scored a Palace goal in stoppage time, and Yeremy Pino's 59th-minute goal secured the win for the home side.
Pierre Sage, who took over as Palace manager after Glasner's departure, secured his first home league victory. Glasner's departure from Palace came amid tension sparked by legal issues surrounding Palace's relegation to the Conference League before the 2025-26 season, with Forest taking their place in the Europa League.
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