Premier League: Tottenham Hotspur conquers Crystal Palace 4-0 after a incredible match

Vicky Singh|Jan 4, 2023 21:52 GMT

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LONDON. Tottenham Hotspur tops Crystal Palace 4-0 after a incredible match.

LONDON. Tottenham Hotspur tops Crystal Palace 4-0 after a incredible match. Harry Kane (48′), Harry Kane (54′), Matt Doherty (68′) and Heung-min Son (73′).

The match was played at the Selhurst Park stadium in London on Wednesday and it started at 8:00 pm local time. The referee was Michael Oliver who had the assistance of Stuart Burt and Scott Ledger. The 4th official was Graham Scott. The weather was cloudy. The temperature was cold around 10.9 degrees Celsius or 51.66 Fahrenheit. Humidity was up to 82%.

Crystal Palace

0

Tottenham Hotspur

4

4 Jan 2023 Full time

Match Statistics

There wasn’t much of a difference in ball possession. Crystal Palace was in possession of the ball for 46% of the time vs. Tottenham Hotspur that controlled the ball for 54% of the time.

Crystal Palace was more aggressive with 71 dangerous attacks and 19 shots of which 4 were on target. Notwithstanding, Tottenham Hotspur found a way to find the solution to win this contest.

Crystal Palace shot 19 times, 4 on target, 15 off target. Regarding the opposition, Tottenham Hotspur shot 14 times, 6 on target, 8 off target.

Cards

Crystal Palace received 1 yellow card (Jeffrey Schlupp). On the other side, Tottenham Hotspur received 2 yellow cards (Oliver Skipp and Bryan Gil).

After this match, Crystal Palace will stay with 22 points to stay in the 11th place. On the other side, Tottenham Hotspur will have 30 points to stay in the 5th place.

Match Events

42'

42'

Oliver Skipp
48'

48'

Harry Kane

Ivan Perisic
54'

54'

Harry Kane

Bryan Gil
61'

61'

Jeffrey Schlupp
61'

61'

Jean-Philippe Mateta

Jeffrey Schlupp
66'

66'

Pape Matar Sarr

Oliver Skipp
68'

68'

Matt Doherty

Heung-min Son
73'

73'

Heung-min Son

Heung-min Son
75'

75'

Odsonne Édouard

Eberechi Eze
74'

74'

Will Hughes

Eberechi Eze
77'

77'

Bryan Gil
77'

77'

Ryan Sessegnon

Bryan Gil
78'

78'

Emerson Royal

Matt Doherty
86'

86'

Harvey White

Ivan Perisic
86'

86'

Ben Davies

Clément Lenglet
86'

86'

Ben Davies

Clément Lenglet

Next match

In the upcoming Premier League match, Crystal Palace will play away against Chelsea on the 15th of January with a 16-4 head to head record in favor of Chelsea (0 draws).

Chelsea

1

Crystal Palace

0

15 Jan 2023 Full time

Tottenham Hotspur will host Arsenal on the 15th of January with a 14-10 head to head record in favor of Arsenal (12 draws).

Tottenham Hotspur

0

Arsenal

2

15 Jan 2023 Full time

Crystal Palace: Formation and Lineups

Crystal Palace started with a 4-2-3-1 line-up (4-2-3-1).

The manager Patrick Vieira chose to play with the following team: Vicente Guaita (5.8), Nathaniel Clyne (6.4), Joachim Andersen (6.4), Marc Guéhi (5.8), Joel Ward (6.8), Cheick Doucouré (7.4), Jeffrey Schlupp (6.5), Michael Olise (6.4), Eberechi Eze (6.2), Wilfried Zaha (6.6) and Jordan Ayew (7.4).

Substitutes

Crystal Palace made 3 changes: Jeffrey Schlupp for Jean-Philippe Mateta (61′), Eberechi Eze for Odsonne Édouard (75′) and Eberechi Eze for Will Hughes (74′).

Top player: Jordan Ayew

Probably the most impressive player in Crystal Palace was Jordan Ayew.

His rating is (7.4) with 20 passes (80% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 8 duels out of 15.

Tottenham Hotspur: Formation and Lineups

Tottenham Hotspur started with a 3-4-2-1 line-up (3-4-2-1).

On the other side, Antonio Conte played with: Hugo Lloris (7.8), Cristian Romero (6.5), Eric Dier (7.4), Clément Lenglet (7.4), Matt Doherty (8.2), Oliver Skipp (6.5), Pierre-Emile Højbjerg (7.2), Ivan Perišić (7.4), Bryan Gil (6.9), Heung-min Son (7.6) and Harry Kane (9.1).

Substitutes

Tottenham Hotspur made 6 changes: Oliver Skipp for Pape Matar Sarr (66′), Bryan Gil for Ryan Sessegnon (77′), Matt Doherty for Emerson Royal (78′), Clément Lenglet for Ben Davies (86′), Ivan Perisic for Harvey White (86′) and Clément Lenglet for Ben Davies (86′).