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sports17h ago

Palace win 1-0 at Burnley as Daniel Muñoz heads the decisive goal at Turf Moor.
Crystal Palace rise to fifth after the win, with Glasner praising the team's resilience and togetherness.
Burnley remain in need of goals, with the absence of creativity limiting their chances.
Guéhi supported Palace’s forward push, freeing Muñoz to deliver the winner.
Henderson made a key save as Burnley pushed for an equaliser late on.
Parker shuffled the forward line with subs to create more pressure for Burnley.
Burnley’s crowd remained quiet as the home side struggled to spark a breakthrough.
Burnley’s xG at half-time was a low 0.07, reflecting their limited chances.
Jacob Bruun Larsen nearly levelled for Burnley as his shot rang off the bar.
The result adds pressure on Burnley to invest in January to lift their survival bid.

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sports15h ago

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Crystal Palace are increasingly likely to sell Jean-Philippe Mateta in the summer if contract talks stall, keeping the striker's future uncertain at Selhurst Park.
Mateta, 28, has been prolific for Palace this season, boosting his value as contract uncertainty grows ahead of potential summer moves.
Palace’s contract talks with Mateta have stalled, prompting discussions about cashing in before his deal enters its final years.
AC Milan have been touted as potential suitors for Mateta, with speculative links adding to Palace's sale talk.
Palace chairman Steve Parish signalled a readiness to cash in on key players to avoid losing them for free, highlighting a broader January/summer sale dynamic.
The report underscores that transfer talk around Mateta sits within a broader web of rumors tracked by multiple outlets, including Man United and other top clubs.
Palace could face a tricky January window as clubs balance contract talks with potential sales and plan around market value shifts.
Media coverage emphasizes that transfers involve speculative reports across outlets, with ESPN aggregating insights into a single narrative.
Mateta’s Premier League stats and France international status continue to shape expectations about a potential move, including interest from big clubs.
The Metro article positions Mateta’s potential exit as a strategic decision for Palace amid long-term contract considerations and market dynamics.

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Martinez returned to the pitch for Manchester United after a 301-day injury layoff, making a late cameo as part of his phased comeback.
He rehabbed with Ayron Amorim’s support, including joint sessions and tailored runs to rebuild athletic capacity.
Amorim emphasized squad breadth, stating Martinez must compete for a place as part of a larger pool of 11 players.
Martinez remained a leadership figure in the squad, including a six-man leadership group despite his injury absence.
Martinez’s speed tests peaked at 33.8 km/h, indicating rapid return-to-pace development.
The piece connects his return to his left-side back-three role and potential new build-up patterns for United.
Coach Amorim indicated Martinez could influence early build-up once fully fit, reducing reliance on long passes.
Martinez’s injury history includes a severe ACL setback, with lingering effects shaping his return timeline.
The article notes Martinez’s family life, including becoming a father, which tempered impatience during rehab.
Martinez’s return adds depth to United’s defensive options, especially on the left, with potential shifts in back-line dynamics.

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