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Kamada's stoppage-time equalizer rescues 10-man Palace draw with Hoffenheim

First reported by Evening Standard Latest report 3 sources
Image: Evening Standard
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Summary of 3 reports

Crystal Palace drew 1-1 with Hoffenheim in the Europa League after Daichi Kamada scored an equalizer in stoppage time. The result came despite Palace being reduced to 10 men following Adam Wharton's red card and having fallen behind early in the match.

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  1. Evening Standard

    Crystal Palace 1-1 Hoffenheim: Daichi Kamada on target in stoppage time to ease pressure on Pierre Sage (opens Evening Standard in a new tab)

    Adam Wharton sees red but Palace show resilience to earn valuable point

  2. The Guardian

    Kamada’s late leveller rescues point for 10-man Crystal Palace and denies Hoffenheim (opens The Guardian in a new tab)

    A late, late strike from Daichi Kamada saved Crystal Palace from embarrassment and another round of navel gazing as they snatched a Europa League draw with Hoffenheim against the odds. After being outplayed by a side currently in the bottom half of the…

  3. Sky Sports

    Kamada earns Palace injury-time Hoffenheim draw and offers Sage respite (opens Sky Sports in a new tab)

    Pierre Sage was handed a much-needed lifeline as Crystal Palace snatched a dramatic late 1-1 draw against Hoffenheim in the Europa League, despite playing the final stages with 10 men following Adam Wharton's dismissal.

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