In a fiercely competitive encounter at Turf Moor, Crystal Palace claimed a 1-0 victory against Burnley in matchday 14 of the Premier League. The decisive moment came just before halftime when Daniel Muñoz found the back of the net, marking the only goal of the match at the 43rd minute.
Muñoz was undoubtedly the standout performer, not only scoring the sole goal but also completing 20 key passes throughout the game. His exceptional playmaking abilities played a significant role in Crystal Palace’s success.
Defensive contributions were equally critical, with Marc Guéhi demonstrating his skill by clearing nine dangerous situations, thereby solidifying Crystal Palace’s defense against Burnley’s attacks.
Burnley, managed by Scott Parker, lined up in a 4-4-2 formation featuring Martin Dúbravka in goal, supported by defenders Kyle Walker, Hjalmar Ekdal, Maxime Estève, and Quilindschy Hartman. The midfield included Josh Cullen, Florentino Luís, Loum Tchaouna, and Jaidon Anthony, while the striking duo consisted of Lyle Foster and Zian Flemming.
On the other hand, Crystal Palace, directed by Oliver Glasner, adopted a 3-6-1 setup with Dean Henderson guarding the net; Chris Richards, Maxence Lacroix, and Marc Guéhi forming the defensive line; and a midfield composed of Daniel Muñoz, Adam Wharton, Jefferson Lerma, Tyrick Mitchell, Daichi Kamada, and Yéremy Pino. Jean-Philippe Mateta was tasked with leading the attack.
The officiating for the match was handled by Thomas Kirk, ensuring a fair contest on the pitch.
Following this match, Burnley will face Newcastle United in an away encounter, whereas Crystal Palace is set to visit Fulham. With this result, Burnley remains at 10 points, positioned in 19th place, while Crystal Palace rises to 23 points, sitting comfortably in 5th place in the league standings.
Substitutions for Burnley
45’ 2T – Loum Tchaouna out for Bruun Larsen
57’ 2T – Zian Flemming out for Hannibal Mejbri and Jaidon Anthony out for Marcus Edwards
70’ 2T – Florentino Luís out for Lesley Ugochukwu
80’ 2T – Josh Cullen out for Armando Broja
Substitutions for Crystal Palace
63’ 2T – Jean-Philippe Mateta out for Edward Nketiah and Yéremy Pino out for Justin Devenny
75’ 2T – Adam Wharton out for Will Hughes
87’ 2T – Daichi Kamada out for Jaydee Canvot