- Oliver Glasner took Crystal Palace to process through the interval at Stamford Bridge
- Guests had been remodeled in second-half and secured some extent in opposition to Chelsea
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Oliver Glanser’s video nasty helped Crystal Palace come from behind to frustrate Chelsea, with the Austrian displaying his gamers clips of the place they had been going mistaken through the half-time break at Stamford Bridge.
Palace boss Glasner leaned on his analysts to provide you with the footage in order that he might appropriate their errors earlier than the second half. Palace posed far more of a risk after that video session, which is uncommon even on this age of exhaustive Premier League analytics.
Talking after securing their first level of the Premier League season, Glasner stated: ‘For me, it was clear after I noticed it. We all the time discovered our sixes in nice positions, however we performed into the strain. After we began to change the play, we acquired (higher) moments.
‘The 1-0 was fully deserved at half-time however then we had one or two variations and the gamers did incredible within the second half. I had a sense, once we had been in our form, that Chelsea would not discover area or their moments and we had been harmful in our transitions, in our set performs and finishes.’
In the meantime, Chelsea supervisor Enzo Maresca confirmed striker Nicolas Jackson is ready to signal a brand new deal.
Oliver Glasner relied on video analytics at half-time to point out his workforce the place they had been going mistaken in opposition to Chelsea
The dressing down was efficient as Eberechi Eze netted to earn some extent for Crystal Palace
Chelea supervisor Enzo Maresca, in the meantime, confirmed Nicolas Jackson (pictured) is ready to signal a brand new contract
Jackson is already tied down till 2031 however will now be contracted to 2033, with the membership desirous to reward him for his 14 Premier League objectives final season.
‘I am very pleased, Nicolas is doing a incredible job with us on and off the ball,’ Maresca stated. ‘I’ve religion (in him), the membership additionally.’
On whether or not they would wish to revisit signing a striker in January, Maresca added: ‘We are going to see. I really feel sorry for the gamers as a result of while you end the sport, you’ll be able to see the frustrations. However in the way in which we play, we’re going to win video games.’
Maresca was indignant that Palace’s Will Hughes had not been proven a second yellow card when he killed an assault by piggybacking Cole Palmer.
‘The sport would have modified,’ he stated. ‘The response from their bench to alter him instantly, it was fairly clear, however the referee noticed it a special means.’
