Close Menu
  • Home
  • Editorials
  • Previews
  • Reports
  • Transfer News
  • Team Profiles
  • Live Score
What's Hot

Premier League Transfer News: Konate, Manchester City, Greenwood And More

May 9, 2025

Bournemouth vs Aston Villa Preview: Europe-Chasing Cherries Welcome Villa To The Vitality Stadium

May 9, 2025

Ipswich vs Brentford Preview: Bees Look To Capitalise On Good Run By Making A Final Push For UEFA Places

May 9, 2025
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube TikTok
Connect with us on social media
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube TikTok
EPLNews Hub: Your Ultimate Source for Football Updates
  • Home
  • Editorials
  • Previews
  • Reports
  • Transfer News
  • Team Profiles
  • Live Score
Connect with us on social media
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube TikTok
EPLNews Hub: Your Ultimate Source for Football Updates
Home - Reports - Crystal Palace vs Everton 1-2 Report: Toffees’ Revival Under Moyes Continues With Away Win In South London
Reports

Crystal Palace vs Everton 1-2 Report: Toffees’ Revival Under Moyes Continues With Away Win In South London

EPL AdminBy EPL AdminFebruary 15, 2025Updated:February 15, 2025No Comments4 Mins Read
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
Crystal Palace vs Everton Report
Share
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

Crystal Palace vs Everton Report

Scorers: Mateta 47’; Beto 42’, Alcaraz 80’

Everton continued their resurgence under David Moyes with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park, extending their unbeaten Premier League run to five matches.

Goals from Beto and January signing Carlos Alcaraz secured all three points for the Toffees, leaving Palace with just one win in their last 21 league encounters against Everton.

Bright Start for Palace But Everton Strike First

Fresh off their dramatic 98th-minute equaliser against Liverpool, Everton arrived at Selhurst Park in buoyant mood. However, it was the hosts who made the brighter start.

Jean-Philippe Mateta had an early sight of goal following sloppy play from Everton’s backline, before Marc Guéhi tested Jordan Pickford with a powerful header.

Crystal Palace thought they had taken the lead when Jefferson Lerma headed home from a Justin Devenny corner, but the goal was controversially ruled out after VAR adjudged that the cross had drifted out of play before reaching him.

The home side continued to press, and Ismaïla Sarr came closest before half-time, rattling the underside of the crossbar after excellent work from Chris Richards.

Just moments after Sarr’s near miss, Everton capitalised on a Palace error. Tyrick Mitchell’s misjudged throw-in allowed the visitors to break at speed, and Beto made no mistake when played through on goal, calmly slotting past Dean Henderson to give Everton the lead against the run of play.

Mateta Equalises Before Alcaraz Wins It for Everton

Palace didn’t have to wait long to restore parity after the restart. Everton failed to clear a corner, and Guéhi reacted quickly to hook the ball back into the box, where Mateta swept home to make it 1-1.

A lengthy VAR check followed, but the goal stood, sparking a chaotic spell of end-to-end football.

Everton almost reclaimed the lead twice in quick succession, but Henderson produced fine saves to deny Jesper Lindstrøm and Beto from close range.

At the other end, Palace substitute Ben Chilwell, making his first Premier League appearance since April 2024, saw a low strike across goal pushed away by Pickford.

As the game entered its final stages, Everton found their decisive moment. Alcaraz, making his mark after joining in January, turned in his first goal for the club amid penalty appeals from the visitors. The goal proved enough for Everton to see out the win and continue their climb up the table.

What This Means for Both Teams

  • Everton: The Toffees’ revival under Moyes continues, with the victory lifting them to 13th in the table, level on points with Crystal Palace. Their form under the returning boss (four wins and a draw in their last five) has eased any relegation fears and put them in contention for a strong mid-table finish.
  • Crystal Palace: The Eagles’ inconsistent form at home remains a concern, with just two league wins at Selhurst Park this season. They now sit seven points adrift of the top half, and their failure to convert chances will frustrate manager Oliver Glasner as they look to push up the table.

Final Thoughts

Everton once again showed their growing confidence and resilience under Moyes, taking their chances at key moments to secure another vital win.

While Palace had the better of the first half, their defensive lapses proved costly, and Everton’s clinical finishing ensured they came away with all three points.

As Everton continue their steady rise, Palace must find a way to turn performances into results, especially at home, if they are to challenge for a place in the top half.

For more info on this game’s outcome, you may also visit:
Crystal Palace v Everton, 2024/25 | Premier League

Crystal Palace Everton match report
Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email

Related Posts

Fulham vs Everton Preview: Cottagers Still Dream Of Europe Despite Recent Form

May 9, 2025

Bodo/Glimt vs Tottenham 0-2 Report: Spurs Seal UEL Final Spot With Commanding Win In Norway

May 8, 2025

Manchester United vs Athletic Bilbao 4-1 Report: Late United Flurry Seals Comfortable Progress To UEL Final

May 8, 2025

Chelsea vs Djurgarden 1-0 Report: Blues Stay The Course To Reach UECL Final

May 8, 2025
Add A Comment
Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

Latest Articles

Premier League Transfer News: Konate, Manchester City, Greenwood And More

May 9, 2025

Bournemouth vs Aston Villa Preview: Europe-Chasing Cherries Welcome Villa To The Vitality Stadium

May 9, 2025

Ipswich vs Brentford Preview: Bees Look To Capitalise On Good Run By Making A Final Push For UEFA Places

May 9, 2025

Wolves vs Brighton Preview: Resurgent Hosts To Prevent Seagulls From Playing In Europe Next Season?

May 9, 2025
Editorials

Aston Villa v Chelsea: Crucial Clash Between Premier League Teams in the FA Cup

February 7, 2024

Week 23 was a goal fest and Premier League fans had a swell time watching all ten games unfold.

February 6, 2024

Recent Posts

  • Premier League Transfer News: Konate, Manchester City, Greenwood And More
  • Bournemouth vs Aston Villa Preview: Europe-Chasing Cherries Welcome Villa To The Vitality Stadium
  • Ipswich vs Brentford Preview: Bees Look To Capitalise On Good Run By Making A Final Push For UEFA Places
  • Wolves vs Brighton Preview: Resurgent Hosts To Prevent Seagulls From Playing In Europe Next Season?
  • Southampton vs Manchester City Preview: Guardiola’s Side Look To Climb Into Second Place

Recent Comments

No comments to show.
EPLNews Hub: Your Ultimate Source for Football Updates
  • Home
  • Editorials
  • Previews
  • Reports
  • Transfer News
  • Team Profiles
  • Live Score
© 2025 EPLNews.org

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.