Wolverhampton – Crystal Palace 2:0 (end)
final
Wolverhampton Wanderers
2:0 (1:0)
Crystal Palace FC
Tuesday 25.04.2023, 20:30 • Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton • Premier League • Round 33
     
    89
    Crystal Palace FC substitution:
    Will Hughes is replaced by Jean-Philippe Mateta.
     
    89
    Wolverhampton Wanderers substitution:
    Matheus Nunes is replaced by Pedro Neto.
     
    89
    Wolverhampton Wanderers substitution:
    Diego Costa is replaced by Nathan Collins.
     
    79
    Wolverhampton Wanderers substitution:
    Hugo Bueno is replaced by Toti.
     
    79
    Wolverhampton Wanderers substitution:
    Hwang Hee-chan is replaced by Adama Traoré.
     
    68
    Wolverhampton Wanderers substitution:
    Matheus Cunha is replaced by João Gomes.
     
    65
    Crystal Palace FC substitution:
    Luka Milivojević is replaced by Jeff Schlupp.
     
    65
    Crystal Palace FC substitution:
    Albert Sambi Lokonga is replaced by Odsonne Édouard.
     
    46
    Crystal Palace FC substitution:
    Joachim Andersen is replaced by Joel Ward.
    State changes info
    Full live blog in the Czech language on onlajny.com
    Goals & lineups
    Goals: 3. Andersen (own), 90+4. Neves (pen.)

    Cards:   75. D. Costa (WOS), 76. Sá (WOS), 84. Toti (WOS), 90+2. J. Gomes (WOS), 90+4. Neves (WOS) – 13. Milivojević (CRP), 36. Lokonga (CRP), 70. Schlupp (CRP), 90+2. Johnstone (CRP)

    Ball possession: 41 % : 59 %.
    Shots on target: 3:4. Shots off target: 6:10. Corners: 6:11. Offsides: 2:1. Fouls: 13:14.
    Wolverhampton Wanderers: Sá – Semedo, Dawson, Kilman, Bueno (79. Toti) – Nunes (89. P. Neto), Neves (C), Lemina, Hwang Hee-chan (79. A. Traoré) – Cunha (68. J. Gomes), D. Costa (89. Collins).
    Subs: Bentley – Podence, Sarabia, Moutinho.
    Coach: Julen Lopetegui
    Crystal Palace FC: Johnstone – C. Richards, Andersen (46. J. Ward), Guéhi, Mitchell – Lokonga (65. Édouard), Milivojević (C) (65. Schlupp), Hughes (89. Mateta) – Olise, J. Ayew, Eze.
    Subs: Guaita – Tomkins, McArthur, C. Doucouré, Riedewald.
    Coach: Roy Hodgson
    Referees: Jones – Holmes, Smith