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BBC News
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- BBC News
'Best season of my 60 years supporting Palace'
We asked for your views on Crystal Palace's season and who you would like to sign in summer, as well as the unsung hero from this are some of your comments:Simon: Unsung Hero - A few to choose from, but Daichi Kamada gets my vote. Often played out of position, yet while he took a lot of criticism early on, showed in the last few months how valuable he is as his performances have grown. Will Hughes and Jefferson Lerma both could be great choices, but Kamada has shown that next season he will be even more valuable with his Europa League This has got to be the best season of my 60 years supporting Palace. I always thought our first promotion to the top tier in 1969 was unbeatable, but the cup victory caps even that. We are playing attractive football, with a defence that is really solid. I just hope the added workload of playing in Europe doesn't unbalance the side. Happy days for Palace We should try sign Liam Delap and offload Eddie Nketiah. Sell Marc Guehi and get someone who can play both right back and centre back as cover while Jefferson Lerma can replace Winning the FA Cup has to be the best. Get Ben Chillwell back next season and Trevoh Chalobah if Guehi leaves? Maybe a swap deal?
The Hindu
25-05-2025
- Sport
- The Hindu
Ryan Gravenberch sent off in Liverpool vs Crystal Palace as Reds end season with 10 men
Dutch midfielder Ryan Gravenberch was shown a straight red card for bringing down Daichi Kamada minutes after the hour mark in the Premier League match between Liverpool and Crystal Palace on Sunday. As a result, the midfielder, recently named the Premier League's Young Player of the Year, will miss the first three league games of the 2025-26 campaign, unless the decision is revoked. The Premier League champion had red card-induced suspension overturned in 2023. Alexis Mac Allister's tackle against Bournemouth, originally given as a straight led to three-game ban. However, the suspension was removed after it was retroactively deemed a yellow card.
Yahoo
25-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
BREAKING: Ryan Gravenberch faces ban at start of next season after Liverpool red card vs Crystal Palace
Liverpool midfielder Ryan Gravenberch's reckless 68th-minute tackle against Crystal Palace midfielder Daichi Kamada earned him a straight red card from referee Darren England. Unless it's overturned, the Dutch midfielder recently named the Premier League's young player of the year will miss the first three league games of the 2025/26 campaign. The Reds have had red card-induced suspensions overturned in recent seasons. Alexis Mac Allister's 2023 tackle against Bournemouth, originally adjourned as a straight red resulting in a three-match ban, was reduced to zero games after it was retroactively deemed a yellow card. READ MORE: Alexis Mac Allister absence explained as Liverpool midfielder missing for Crystal Palace game READ MORE: Liverpool predicted lineup vs Crystal Palace as Trent Alexander-Arnold decision made There will be more to follow on this breaking news story and will bring you the very latest updates, pictures and video as soon as possible. Please check back regularly for updates on this developing story as they happen. Follow @Liverpoolcom_ : The official account for all the latest sports news as it happens in real time. Follow us on Facebook or visit homepage.
Kyodo News
18-05-2025
- Sport
- Kyodo News
Football: Kamada helps Palace claim 1st major trophy with FA Cup win
KYODO NEWS - 4 hours ago - 18:52 | Sports, All Japan midfielder Daichi Kamada helped Crystal Palace win their first major trophy on Saturday as they beat Manchester City 1-0 in the FA Cup final. Kamada, who won the Europa League with Eintracht Frankfurt under current Palace manager Oliver Glasner in the 2021-2022 season, played a part in Eberechi Eze's 16th-minute winner as the London-based club lifted their first major trophy since they were established in 1861. Having ridden an early storm from Manchester City, Eze volleyed home Daniel Munoz's right-wing cross after Jean-Philippe Mateta exchanged passes with Kamada in the middle of the park on a counter at Wembley Stadium. Dean Henderson saved Omar Marmoush's 36th-minute penalty after the Palace keeper was controversially not shown a straight red card earlier for handling the ball outside his area, and the London side held on to the slender lead in front of a crowd of 84,163. "It turned out to be a really tough game but I'm glad we won. There's a huge difference in winning it and finishing second," said Kamada, the first Japanese player to play in an FA Cup final. "I think making history is a wonderful thing for my hasn't really sunk in yet but I'm really happy." Former Lazio man Kamada won the cup in his first season at Crystal Palace, who will play in next season's Europa League. Manchester City ended the season without a trophy for the first time since their first campaign under Pep Guardiola in 2016-2017. "Our fans will be talking about this for the rest of their lives. I'm really proud to be part of it," said Kamada, who won his place in the starting XI toward the end of the campaign. "The ability to crawl up at the death is where I'm different from others." In Portugal, Hidemasa Morita helped Sporting CP defend their title as they beat Vitoria 2-0 at home and finished two points above local rivals Benfica, who drew 1-1 at Braga. In Germany, Ritsu Doan volleyed in a 27th-minute opener for his 10th goal of the season in the German Bundesliga, but Freiburg went down 3-1 at home to Frankfurt to finish fifth, settling for a place in next season's Europa League. In France, Reims, featuring Junya Ito, Keito Nakamura and Hiroki Sekine, finished 16th in Ligue 1 with a 2-1 defeat at Lille. They will head to the promotion-relegation playoff with Metz, who finished third in the second division. Related coverage: Football: Beleza win 1st WE League title on goal difference, INAC 2nd Football: Minamino opener helps Monaco secure Champions League berth Football: Daizen Maeda voted Scottish Premiership Player of the Year
The Mainichi
18-05-2025
- Sport
- The Mainichi
Football: Daichi Kamada helps Palace claim 1st major trophy with FA Cup win
LONDON (Kyodo) -- Japan midfielder Daichi Kamada helped Crystal Palace win their first major trophy on Saturday as they beat Manchester City 1-0 in the FA Cup final. Kamada, who won the Europa League with Eintracht Frankfurt under current Palace manager Oliver Glasner in the 2021-22 season, played a part in Eberechi Eze's 16th-minute winner as the London-based club lifted their first major trophy since they were established in 1861. Having ridden an early storm from Manchester City, Eze volleyed home Daniel Munoz's right-wing cross after Jean-Philippe Mateta exchanged passes with Kamada in the middle of the park on a counter at Wembley Stadium. Dean Henderson saved Omar Marmoush's 36th-minute penalty after the Palace keeper was controversially not shown a straight red card earlier for handling the ball outside his area, and the London side held on to the slender lead in front of a crowd of 84,163. "It turned out to be a really tough game but I'm glad we won. There's a huge difference in winning it and finishing second," said Kamada, the first Japanese player to play in an FA Cup final. "I think making history is a wonderful thing for my hasn't really sunk in yet but I'm really happy." Former Lazio man Kamada won the cup in his first season at Crystal Palace, who will play in next season's Europa League. Manchester City ended the season without a trophy for the first time since their first campaign under Pep Guardiola in 2016-17. In Portugal, Hidemasa Morita helped Sporting CP defend their title as they beat Vitoria 2-0 at home and finished two points above local rivals Benfica, who drew 1-1 at Braga. In Germany, Ritsu Doan volleyed in a 27th-minute opener for his 10th goal of the season in the German Bundesliga, but Freiburg went down 3-1 at home to Frankfurt to finish fifth, settling for a place in next season's Europa League. In France, Reims, featuring Junya Ito, Keito Nakamura and Hiroki Sekine, finished 16th in Ligue 1 with a 2-1 defeat at Lille. They will head to the promotion-relegation playoff with Metz, who finished third in the second division.
