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Crystal Palace
Glenn Murray scored twice as Crystal Palace brought our remarkable unbeaten streak to an end with a 2-1 win. We travelled to Selhurst Park looking to stretch our undefeated run to a club-record 20 matches and facing a Palace side bottom of the table without a point. But Murray, back in the Eagles team after injury, fired them ahead after just 30 seconds and secured a surprise victory seven minutes from time after Michail Antonio had equalised. Murray's winner meant Dave Jones tasted defeat for the first time in 18 matches since he took charge of us back in March. It was lowly Palace who began like the team in form, going ahead before a Wednesday player had even touched the ball.
Glenn Murray scored twice as Crystal Palace brought our remarkable unbeaten streak to an end with a 2-1 win. We travelled to Selhurst Park looking to stretch our undefeated run to a club-record 20 matches and facing a Palace side bottom of the table without a point. But Murray, back in the Eagles team after injury, fired them ahead after just 30 seconds and secured a surprise victory seven minutes from time after Michail Antonio had equalised. Murray's winner meant Dave Jones tasted defeat for the first time in 18 matches since he took charge of us back in March. It was lowly Palace who began like the team in form, going ahead before a Wednesday player had even touched the ball.
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