Everton edge Palace 2-1 as stoppage-time goal ends 19-game run

Everton scored twice in the second half, the decisive strike coming in stoppage time, to beat Crystal Palace 2-1 at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Sunday, ending Palace’s 19‑match unbeaten run. Daniel Munoz gave Palace the lead in the 37th minute, Iliman Ndiaye equalised from the penalty spot in the 76th, and Jack Grealish turned the game in Everton’s favour in the third minute of added time when a clearance rebounded off him and into the net.

Palace dominated long stretches of the first half and arrived at Goodison Park on the back of a midweek Europa Conference League win over Dynamo Kyiv. Their opening goal came from a swift move down the right that found Ismaila Sarr and then Munoz, who slotted a composed finish past Jordan Pickford. Palace squandered several further opportunities before the break, including a goalbound effort from Jean-Philippe Mateta that was cleared off the line and another gilt-edged chance that he miskicked.

Everton were indebted to Pickford, who made a series of fine saves and was making his 300th Premier League appearance for the club. Manager David Moyes made two halftime substitutions, bringing on Charly Alcaraz for Tyler Dibling and later...