Crystal Palace loses 1-2 to Everton, Glasner frustrated

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner expressed frustration after his team's 2-1 defeat to Everton at Selhurst Park, attributing the loss to missed chances and defensive errors. Everton took the lead through Beto, who capitalized on a miscommunication among Palace defenders, while Charly Alcaraz scored the decisive goal late in the match. Despite Palace dominating the game with 17 shots and a higher expected goals tally, Glasner lamented his team's inefficiency in front of goal, stating, 'It is not a game we should lose.' He recognized the need for better solutions in attack and acknowledged the positive response from his players after conceding. Glasner praised Everton's performance, particularly Beto's impact, while emphasizing that small details had once again decided the match. The loss marks Palace's sixth home defeat of the season, intensifying the pressure on Glasner to improve the team's performance going forward.