Crystal Palace 1-2 Manchester United Highlights, Premier League: Amorim’s Side Bounce Back After Early Setback

Hello and welcome to our Crystal Palace vs Manchester United live coverage, where we’ll bring you every key moment, big chance, and shift in momentum from Selhurst Park as this Premier League clash unfolds in real time.

• Fixture: Crystal Palace vs Manchester United

• Venue: Selhurst Park

• Date: Sunday, November 30, 2025

• Time: 5:30 PM IST (November 30)

• Live Streaming/Telecast: JioHotstar

Man Utd: Lammens, Dalot, Yoro, De Ligt, Shaw, Amad, Casemiro, Bruno Fernandes, Mbeumo, Mount, Zirkzee.

Subs: Bayindir, Dorgu, Heaven, Malacia, Martinez, Mazraoui, Mainoo, Ugarte, Lacey.

Crystal Palace XI: Henderson, Munoz, Richards, Lacroix, Guehi, Mitchell, Wharton, Kamada, Pino, Sarr, Mateta.

Subs: Benitez, Lerma, Nketiah, Uche, Clyne, Hughes, Esse, Canvot, Devenny.

Kick-off at Selhurst Park! Manchester United start proceedings, sending the ball down the left flank and immediately earning a throw-in as both sides look to settle early.

Ismaila Sarr goes down after a tangle with Dalot on the right. Dalot gets the ball cleanly, but Sarr lands awkwardly on his ankle. Play pauses as the physios check on him.

A big opening for Mateta as he shrugs off Yoro to meet Henderson’s long ball. But he rushes the finish and drags his shot wide, letting United off the hook.

Action at both ends, and Palace threaten again. Lammens punches a cross away from Mateta, the rebound falls to Pino, but Yoro throws himself in with a crucial block to deny the shot.

Penalty to Palace! Mateta is clipped by Yoro in the box, and after a brief check, the spot-kick is given. His first attempt goes in but is ruled out for a double touch. On the retake, Mateta makes no mistake, burying it into the opposite corner to put Palace 1-0 up.

United try to build some pressure and win a corner. Mbeumo swings it in with pace, but Mateta rises sharply at the near post and heads it safely away.

United have shown flashes going forward, but Palace have been the sharper, more composed side throughout the half. The penalty was straightforward, and the hosts could easily have had more with the chances they created. The contest is still wide open, though, the next goal feels crucial. As things stand, Palace are momentarily up to third, fully deserving of their advantage.

Second half underway at Selhurst Park. Palace restart with their 1–0 lead intact. United need a big response now, while the hosts will fancy their chances of adding to the advantage.

A brilliant moment from Joshua Zirkzee, and United are back in it. Fernandes floats a smart free-kick into the area, Zirkzee times his run perfectly, cushions the ball on his chest, and drills a swirling strike across goal into the far corner. A cool, composed finish, just what he needed, and the visitors pull level at Selhurst Park.

United flip the game on its head through a well-worked set piece. Dalot is fouled just outside the area, and from the free-kick Fernandes calmly slides the ball sideways into Mount’s path. Mount meets it in stride and smashes a low, driven shot past Henderson at the near post. A sharp routine, perfectly executed, and United now lead at Selhurst Park.

Dalot darts into the box and collides with Richards’ extended leg, going to ground, but the referee waves play on. Dalot looks stunned, and Amorim is visibly frustrated on the touchline.

A bright note for United as Lisandro Martínez returns to action, coming on for Luke Shaw. The Argentine’s presence should add composure at the back, and these closing minutes will be valuable for building his match sharpness.

The final whistle blows and United complete a gritty comeback to take all three points at Selhurst Park. After trailing at the break, they came out sharper and turned the game around with real purpose. Palace, fresh off their European outing, couldn’t sustain their early control and let the match slip away. A much-needed response from Ruben Amorim’s men, who climb the table and put the Everton defeat firmly behind them.