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Tottenham defeat Crystal Palace after early red card

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An early red card for Crystal Palace helped Tottenham claim a comfortable home win.

Tottenham Hotspur secured a victory against Crystal Palace after Jean-Philippe Mateta received a red card in the opening minutes. Goals from Archie Gray and Jan Paul van Hecke sealed the win for the hosts. The result lifts Tottenham while intensifying pressure on visiting manager Pierre Sage.

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Crystal Palace entered the match struggling for form, placing immense pressure on manager Pierre Sage amid a difficult start to the Premier League campaign. Tottenham sought to maintain momentum under their coaching staff to climb into the top half of the standings.

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  1. Oct 27Pierre Sage remained under pressure at Crystal Palace despite receiving more time.
  2. Oct 28Crystal Palace defeated Fulham to earn temporary relief for their manager.
  3. Oct 31Tottenham beat Crystal Palace 2-0 following Jean-Philippe Mateta's early dismissal.
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2goals scored by Tottenham
13 minsminute of the red card
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Tottenham defeated Crystal Palace 2-0 after Jean-Philippe Mateta was sent off early in the first half.

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