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.
Nottingham Forest suffered a 3-1 defeat to Crystal Palace on Sunday during Oliver Glasner's return to Selhurst Park. Glasner, who left Palace at the end of last season following reported issues with the club's hierarchy regarding transfer policy, was back in south London for the first time since his departure.
Forest took an early lead in the third minute through Dan Ndoye, but according to Free Malaysia Today, the team wasted multiple chances to extend the advantage. Daichi Kamada equalized for Palace in the 41st minute to record his first Premier League goal, before Jefferson Lerma scored a header in first-half stoppage time to give the Eagles the lead. Yeremy Pino added a third goal in the 59th minute to secure the win.
The result marked the first home league victory for Palace manager Pierre Sage, who was appointed from Lens following Glasner's exit. BBC Sport Football and BBC Sport noted that Glasner endured a frustrating return as his side let an early lead slip.
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