Match summary
Tottenham beat Crystal Palace 2-0. Tottenham led 1-0 at half-time.
Archie Gray put Tottenham ahead with a header in the 25th minute, set up by Mohammed Kudus and Jan Paul van Hecke made it 2-0 with a header in the 73rd minute.
The chances backed that up: Tottenham created 4.04 expected goals (xG) from 34 shots to Crystal Palace's 0.14 from 2. Crystal Palace had a player sent off.
Tottenham secured a 2-0 victory against Crystal Palace in their Premier League fixture on matchday 9. The home side dominated proceedings thoroughly, recording 79 percent possession and completing 816 passes with 93 percent accuracy compared to the visitors 220 passes. Tottenham registered 34 shots, of which 9 were on target, alongside 19 corners and 147 attacks. In contrast, Crystal Palace managed just 2 shots with 1 on target and failed to win a single corner throughout the 90 minutes. Discipline was relatively even with 8 fouls committed by Tottenham and 10 by Crystal Palace, leading to 1 yellow card for each side and 1 red card shown to the away team.
The match turned decisively in the 13th minute when a VAR review resulted in a red card for Crystal Palace player Jean-Philippe Mateta following a foul. Tottenham soon capitalised on their numerical advantage when Archie Gray received a yellow card in the 15th minute before opening the scoring with a header in the 25th minute. Tottenham led 1-0 at half-time. In the second half, Óscar Mingueza received a yellow card for Crystal Palace in the 53rd minute. Jan Paul van Hecke sealed the result by scoring Tottenham's second goal with a header in the 73rd minute, bringing the final score to 2-0.
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