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Premier League · Sun, May 24Full time

Crystal Palace vs Arsenal — Highlights & Goals

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Highlights

0′3 goal moments · tap to watch90′

Clips

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Match report

Arsenal celebrated being crowned Premier League champions for the first time in 22 years with a 2-1 win against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.

Crystal Palace 1-2 Arsenal was the final score on Sunday, May 24, 2026 (Premier League).

Goalscorers: Gabriel Jesus (42'), Noni Madueke (48'), Jean-Philippe Mateta (89').

Crystal Palace had 40% of the possession against 60% for Arsenal. The referee showed 1 yellow card and 0 red cards in total.

Form & head-to-head

Previous meetings

Timeline

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  1. 42′Gabriel Jesus
  2. 45'Gabriel Magalhães↓ Riccardo Calafiori
  3. 45'Kai Havertz↓ Christian Nørgaard
  4. 45'Adam Wharton↓ Daichi Kamada
  5. 45'Yéremy Pino↓ Ismaïla Sarr
  6. 45'Tyrick Mitchell↓ Daniel Muñoz
  7. 48′Noni Madueke
  8. 62'Mikel Merino↓ Max Dowman
  9. 62'Evann Guessand↓ Adam Wharton because of an injury
  10. 74'Gabriel Jesus
  11. 75'Eberechi Eze↓ Gabriel Jesus
  12. 77'Jean-Philippe Mateta↓ Jørgen Strand Larsen
  13. 83'Viktor Gyökeres↓ Noni Madueke because of an injury
  14. 89′Jean-Philippe Mateta

Stats

Crystal PalacevsArsenal
39.7%Possession60.3%
8Shots17
3On Target7
2Blocked Shots4
3Corners4
1Offsides0
9Fouls12
0Yellow Cards1
0Red Cards0
5Saves2
261Accurate Passes460
4Tackles3
10Interceptions5
23Clearances28

Win probability

Pre-match odds

Crystal Palace 23%Draw 26%Arsenal 51%

Lineups

Crystal PalaceStarting XI
  • 1Dean HendersonEngland
  • 2Jefferson LermaColombia
  • 3Chadi RiadMorocco
  • 4Nathaniel ClyneEngland
  • 5Daichi KamadaJapan
  • 6Will HughesEngland
  • 7Rio CardinesTrinidad and Tobago
  • 8Daniel MuñozColombia
  • 9Jørgen Strand LarsenNorway
  • 10Ismaïla SarrSenegal
  • 11Justin DevennyNorthern Ireland
Substitutes
  • Walter Benítez
  • Brennan Johnson
  • Yéremy Pino
  • Maxence Lacroix
  • Jaydee Canvot
  • Adam Wharton
  • Tyrick Mitchell
ArsenalStarting XI
  • 1Kepa ArrizabalagaSpain
  • 2Piero HincapiéEcuador
  • 3Cristhian MosqueraSpain
  • 4Riccardo CalafioriItaly
  • 5Martín ZubimendiSpain
  • 6Max DowmanEngland
  • 7Myles Lewis-SkellyEngland
  • 8Christian NørgaardDenmark
  • 9Gabriel JesusBrazil
  • 10Gabriel MartinelliBrazil
  • 11Noni MaduekeEngland
Substitutes
  • Kai Havertz
  • Tommy Setford
  • Martin Ødegaard
  • Mikel Merino
  • Bukayo Saka
  • Viktor Gyökeres
  • Eberechi Eze