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Crystal Palace secured their Premier League status with a 2-0 home victory over Newcastle United. Jean-Philippe Mateta scored a second-half brace to reach eight goals in nine matches under manager Oliver Glasner. Despite Newcastle’s push for an equalizer, Palace sealed the win with another Mateta goal assisted by Jeffrey Schlupp. Glasner praised his team’s performance, emphasizing their unity and the confidence of his strikers. Newcastle, who entered the match on a three-win streak, were left disappointed by their performance.

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has expressed his surprise and admiration for the intensity his team displayed in the first half-an-hour of their 2-0 win over Newcastle on Wednesday. The victory marked Palace’s third consecutive win, following up on their triumphs over Liverpool and West Ham. Jean-Philippe Mateta scored both goals for Palace in the second half, continuing his impressive form. However, it was the energy and high press exhibited by his players in the opening 30 minutes that most impressed Glasner.

Jean-Philippe Mateta scored twice to lead Crystal Palace to a 2-0 win over Newcastle United at Selhurst Park, extending the Eagles’ winning streak to three Premier League matches. Mateta’s goals, coming in the 55th and 88th minutes, condemned Newcastle to their first defeat in five matches and dented their hopes of European football next season.

Crystal Palace secured a comfortable 2-0 victory over Newcastle United at Selhurst Park, thanks to a brace from Jean-Philippe Mateta. The result sees Palace move up to 14th in the Premier League table and guarantees their survival in England’s top flight for next season, while Newcastle drop to seventh spot. Mateta has now scored 11 Premier League goals this campaign, including eight under manager Oliver Glasner, and his performance against Newcastle was arguably his best in a Palace shirt. The Eagles dominated the game from start to finish, with Mateta causing the Newcastle defense all sorts of problems. The Frenchman opened the scoring in the 55th minute with a clinical finish after a good combination with Jordan Ayew, and he wrapped up the victory in the 88th minute with a low drive through the legs of Newcastle goalkeeper Martin Dubravka.

Jean-Philippe Mateta scored twice as Crystal Palace defeated Newcastle 2-0, putting a damper on the Magpies’ European football aspirations. After consecutive Premier League victories against Liverpool and West Ham, the Eagles continued their impressive form under Oliver Glasner. Mateta’s strikes came in the 55th and 88th minutes, ensuring Palace’s success. Despite having an 11-day break after their triumph over Tottenham, Newcastle failed to gain momentum and missed out on a late penalty claim. The result leaves them seventh in the standings, with Crystal Palace remaining in 14th.

Crystal Palace have transformed under Oliver Glasner, securing a third successive Premier League victory against Newcastle United. Jean-Philippe Mateta netted a brace, taking his tally to eight goals in as many games under the Austrian tactician. Eberechi Eze orchestrated the Eagles’ performance, showcasing his dazzling skills and creating numerous chances. Newcastle, seeking European qualification, welcomed Callum Wilson back from injury, but Palace’s cohesive play proved too much to handle. The Eagles’ display under Glasner is a testament to their improved fitness and confidence, leaving fans eager for the season to continue rather than end.

Newcastle United will face Crystal Palace tonight in their pursuit of a Europa League spot, despite their poor away form this season. Palace, on the other hand, is in high spirits after winning back-to-back games, including a 4-0 demolition of West Ham.

Newcastle United and Crystal Palace have both revived their form, setting up an exciting match at Selhurst Park. Newcastle, despite missing a Champions League berth, aims for a Europa League spot, while Palace thrives under new manager Oliver Glasner. Both teams seek to maintain their positive momentum and secure a place in Europe.