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Crystal Palace held at Brentford, Glasner targets strongest XI v Arsenal

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Crystal Palace Daily News Roundup
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Crystal Palace drew 2-2 at Brentford, leading twice through Ismaila Sarr’s penalty and Adam Wharton’s first Eagles goal before Dango Ouattara equalised both times. Oliver Glasner praised the first 65 minutes, highlighted Daichi Kamada and Tyrick Mitchell, but rued a late leveller and set-plays conceded. Chris Richards picked up a swollen ankle, with Chadi Riad and Maxence Lacroix minor issues. Glasner says he will field the strongest team against Arsenal while managing minutes before the Conference League final.

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Richards suffers a swollen ankle, Riad and Lacroix minor issues in Brentford 2-2 Palace. Glasner says he will play the strongest XI v Arsenal while managing minutes ahead of the final.

Glasner vows to field Palace’s ‘strongest team’ against Arsenal at Selhurst while managing minutes before the Conference League final, insisting it is ‘for Crystal Palace and our fans’.

Glasner praises Palace’s first 65 minutes in the 2-2 at Brentford, hails Wharton’s first goal plus Kamada and Mitchell, but rues a late equaliser and too many set-plays conceded.

Palace twice led at Brentford through Sarr’s penalty and Wharton’s first Eagles goal, but Ouattara levelled both times for 2-2, denying Glasner’s side an away win.

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