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UEFA Europa League · Thu, Sep 17Full time

Crystal Palace vs Lech Poznan — Highlights & Goals

Crystal Palace4–0Lech Poznan
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Crystal Palace made an impressive start to their debut Europa League campaign by sweeping aside Polish champions Lech Poznan 4-0.

Crystal Palace 4-0 Lech Poznan was the final score on Thursday, September 17, 2026 (UEFA Europa League).

On the scoresheet: Yéremy Pino (10'), Chris Richards (27'), Jørgen Strand Larsen (34', pen.), Eddie Nketiah (89').

Crystal Palace had 53% of the possession against 47% for Lech Poznan. The referee showed 0 yellow cards and 1 red card in total.

Form & head-to-head

Timeline

15
  1. 10′Yéremy Pino
  2. 27′Chris Richards
  3. 34′Jørgen Strand Larsen
  4. 61'Filip Jagiello↓ Allahyar Sayyadmanesh
  5. 61'Yannick Agnero↓ Mikael Ishak
  6. 62'Óscar Mingueza↓ Anan Khalaili
  7. 62'Dwight McNeil↓ Quinten Timber
  8. 70'Robert Gumny↓ Joel Pereira
  9. 70'Leo Bengtsson↓ Patrik Wålemark
  10. 74'Jaydee Canvot↓ Chris Richards
  11. 74'Ismaïla Sarr↓ Daichi Kamada
  12. 74'Eddie Nketiah↓ Jørgen Strand Larsen
  13. 76'Radoslaw Murawski
  14. 81'Daniel Håkans↓ Pablo Rodríguez because of an injury
  15. 89′Eddie Nketiah

Stats

Crystal PalacevsLech Poznan
52.7%Possession47.3%
16Shots17
6On Target6
3Blocked Shots4
6Corners5
3Offsides0
11Fouls7
0Yellow Cards0
0Red Cards1
6Saves2
478Accurate Passes409
12Tackles8
21Interceptions9
19Clearances16

Win probability

Pre-match odds

Crystal Palace 66%Draw 19%Lech Poznan 15%

Lineups

Crystal PalaceStarting XI
  • 1Walter BenítezArgentina
  • 2Axel DisasiFrance
  • 3Honest AhanorItaly
  • 4Chris RichardsUSA
  • 5Adam WhartonEngland
  • 6Quinten TimberNetherlands
  • 7Tyrick MitchellEngland
  • 8Anan KhalailiIsrael
  • 9Jørgen Strand LarsenNorway
  • 10Yéremy PinoSpain
  • 11Daichi KamadaJapan
Substitutes
  • Takehiro Tomiyasu
  • Lucca Benetton
  • Jaydee Canvot
  • Dwight McNeil
  • Eddie Nketiah
  • Ben Chilwell
  • Darío Osorio
Lech PoznanStarting XI
  • 1Mateusz LisPoland
  • 2Terry YegbeGhana
  • 3Wojciech MonkaPoland
  • 4Michal GurgulPoland
  • 5Joel PereiraPortugal
  • 6Allahyar SayyadIran
  • 7Pablo RodriguezSpain
  • 8Radoslaw MurawskiPoland
  • 9Mikael IshakSweden
  • 10Luis PalmaParaguay
  • 11Patrick WalemarkSweden
Substitutes
  • Filip Jagiello
  • Wojciech Szymczak
  • Yannick Agnero
  • Robert Gumny
  • Joao Moutinho
  • Leo Bengtsson
  • Daniel Håkans