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Manchester United vs Crystal Palace LIVE: Result and reaction from Premier League fixture today

Re-live all the updates from Old Trafford

Michael Jones
Saturday 19 September 2020 14:34 EDT
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WIlfried Zaha scored a re-take from the spot after David De Gea's initial save
WIlfried Zaha scored a re-take from the spot after David De Gea's initial save (Manchester United via Getty Imag)

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Manchester United fell to Crystal Palace as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side began their Premier League campaign one week late on Saturday.

Palace took the lead through Andros Townsend after just seven minutes, and they doubled their advantage on 74 minutes when Wilfried Zaha netted a re-take from the penalty spot after David de Gea stepped off his line when saving Jordan Ayew’s initial effort.

United debutant Donny van de Beek came off the bench to pull one back for the hosts, but Zaha bagged his brace with five minutes remaining at Old Trafford to put the result beyond doubt. Re-live all the updates below:

West Brom’s life back in the Premier League got off to a tough start last week after they were battered 3-0 by Leicester at home.

Despite the scoreline goalkeeper Sam Johnstone had a decent game twice denying Harvey Barnes in the first half before Timothy Castagne broke the deadlock with a solid header.

Jamie Vardy then netted twice from the penalty spot as Leicester took their game up a notch and the Baggies found it difficult to cope. 

It was a disappointing start and Slaven Bilic will want a turnaround today. 

Michael Jones19 September 2020 11:55

45 minutes to go until kick off, here’s how we see things playing out at Goodison Park today: 

Predicting how Everton vs West Brom will play out

All you need to know about the game at Goodison Park

Michael Jones19 September 2020 11:46

It’s been a good start to the season for Carlo Ancelotti’s Everton. 

They’ve brought in three decent signings in James Rodriguez, Allan and Abdoulaye Doucoure.

Defeated Tottenham 1-0 in the opening Premier League game of the season and cruised past Salford City 3-0 in the second round of the Carabao Cup.

Can they top it off with a win at home against West Brom?

Michael Jones19 September 2020 11:39

And here’s the starting XI for Slaven Bilic’s West Brom:

Michael Jones19 September 2020 11:33

Carlo Ancelotti has named his starting line up for Everton:

Michael Jones19 September 2020 11:32

Hello and welcome along to live coverage of the first game of the day…

Lawrence Ostlere19 September 2020 11:28

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