Glasner suffers loss on Selhurst return as Palace beat Forest
Oliver Glasner endures a frustrating return to Crystal Palace with his Nottingham Forest side lets slip an early lead to lose to the Eagles.
Oliver Glasner suffered a loss on his return to Crystal Palace as his Nottingham Forest side fell 3-1 to the Eagles on Sunday. Forest's Dan Ndoye opened the scoring in the third minute, but the team let an early lead slip. According to Free Malaysia Today, Glasner was returning to south London for the first time since leaving Palace at the end of last season following reported issues with the club's hierarchy regarding transfer policy.
Daichi Kamada equalized for Palace in the 41st minute, marking his first Premier League goal. Jefferson Lerma put the Eagles ahead with a header during first-half stoppage time, and Yeremy Pino secured the victory with a goal in the 59th minute. The result marked the first home league victory for Palace manager Pierre Sage, who was hired from Lens following Glasner's departure.
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