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Palace make Millwall pay for Mateta injury taunts

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September 17, 2025

Any Crystal Palace supporters looking for good omens will know that beating Millwall is a good place to start.

- Ed Aarons

Oliver Glasner’s side saw off their south London rivals on their way to winning the FA Cup last season and it required heroics from goalkeeper Walter Benitez in a penalty shootout to overcome Alex Neil’s Championship battlers this time around after a late equaliser from Ryan Leonard cancelled out the opener from Chris Richards.

But while Palace stretched their unbeaten run to 16 matches in all competitions, this was another night to forget for Romain Esse as he was substituted at halftime following a very public display of dissatisfaction from his manager.

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