Crystal Palace produced a striking second-half resurgence to defeat Nottingham Forest 3-1, dealing a blow to former manager Oliver Glasner on his return to Selhurst Park. The Eagles overcame an early deficit to complete a remarkable turnaround in front of their home supporters.
Nottingham Forest, led by Glasner, took control early in the contest, capitalizing on a strong start to seize the advantage. The visitors’ clinical edge at the beginning of the match suggested they might seal all three points on their trip to south London.
However, Palace shifted the momentum significantly after the interval. The home side mounted a fierce comeback, finding the net three times to overturn their initial deficit. Despite Glasner’s tactical adjustments, he was unable to stem the flow of goals against his former club.
The final whistle confirmed a 3-1 victory for Crystal Palace, marking a disappointing end to Glasner’s first return to the ground since his departure. The result leaves Nottingham Forest with much to answer for, while Palace will take confidence from their ability to respond under pressure.
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