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Crystal Palace 4-0 Manchester United: Michael Olise scores twice in dominant victory

Michael Olise scores for Crystal Palace
Michael Olise has scored nine Premier League goals for Crystal Palace this season

Crystal Palace sealed a first league double over Manchester United with a rampant 4-0 win at Selhurst Park.

Michael Olise ran 20 yards under no challenge to eventually slot beyond Andre Onana to put Oliver Glasner’s side in the lead after 13 minutes.

Jean-Philippe Mateta surged beyond Johnny Evans to finish emphatically for his sixth goal in a row on home turf.

Tyrick Mitchell tapped in from close range after a fine cross by Adam Wharton in the 58th minute and French youngster Olise capitalised on a Casemiro mistake to power a strike beyond a wanting Onana.

From the first minute, Glasner’s men looked full of intent against a United side who failed to turn up at Selhurst Park.

As a defensive unit, United put in one of the worst performances of the season with Casemiro and Evans becoming their 14th centre back partnership used this campaign.

Eberechi Eze and Olise were given the freedom of the pitch to control the play and caused United trouble on numerous occasions.

Ten Hag’s side threatened in a couple of moments with Casemiro twice having goals ruled out – the first for a foul on Dean Henderson and the second for offside.

Odsonne Edouard almost rubbed further salt in the wounds but his injury-time effort struck the upright.

With title-chasing Arsenal next up, United must greatly improve to avoid another thrashing.

More to follow.

Crystal Palace

  1. Squad number30Player nameHenderson

  2. Squad number17Player nameClyne

  3. Squad number16Player nameAndersen

  4. Squad number26Player nameRichards

  5. Squad number12Player nameMuñoz

  6. Squad number20Player nameA Wharton

  7. Squad number19Player nameHughes

  8. Squad number3Player nameMitchell

  9. Squad number7Player nameOlise

  10. Squad number10Player nameEze

  11. Squad number14Player nameMateta

  1. Squad number6Player nameGuéhi

  2. Squad number9Player nameJ Ayew

  3. Squad number15Player nameSchlupp

  4. Squad number22Player nameÉdouard

  5. Squad number44Player nameRiedewald

Manchester United

  1. Squad number4Player nameS Amrabat
  2. Squad number16Player nameDiallo
  3. Squad number84Player nameWheatley

Line-ups

Crystal Palace

Formation 3-4-2-1

  • 30Henderson
  • 17ClyneSubstituted forGuéhiat 78′minutes
  • 16Andersen
  • 26Richards
  • 12Muñoz
  • 20A Wharton
  • 19HughesSubstituted forRiedewaldat 68′minutes
  • 3Mitchell
  • 7OliseSubstituted forSchluppat 85′minutes
  • 10EzeSubstituted forJ Ayewat 85′minutes
  • 14MatetaSubstituted forÉdouardat 68′minutesBooked at 88mins

Substitutes

  • 2Ward
  • 6Guéhi
  • 9J Ayew
  • 15Schlupp
  • 22Édouard
  • 29Ahamada
  • 31Matthews
  • 44Riedewald
  • 49Rak-Sakyi

Man Utd

Formation 4-2-3-1

  • 24Onana
  • 20Dalot
  • 18Casemiro
  • 35Evans
  • 29Wan-Bissaka
  • 37Mainoo
  • 14Eriksen
  • 21AntonySubstituted forS Amrabatat 60′minutesBooked at 69mins
  • 7MountSubstituted forDialloat 80′minutes
  • 17Garnacho
  • 11HøjlundSubstituted forWheatleyat 80′minutes
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Substitutes

  • 1Bayindir
  • 4S Amrabat
  • 16Diallo
  • 22Heaton
  • 65Collyer
  • 70Amass
  • 75Ogunneye
  • 78Jackson
  • 84Wheatley

Referee:
Jarred Gillett

Attendance:
25,190

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