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Tottenham Extend Winning Run With Victory Over 10-Man Palace

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Tottenham Extend Winning Run With Victory Over 10-Man Palace

Tom Gallagher · 2026-10-31T21:20:41.468Z

Tottenham needed this win to keep their run going, especially after Palace had taken points there lately.

23 sourcesUpdated Oct 31, 20261 min read

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Tottenham beat Crystal Palace 2-0, extending their Premier League winning run to three matches and strengthening signs of a revival under manager Roberto De Zerbi. Palace were reduced to 10 men in the 13th minute when Jean-Philippe Mateta was sent off. Archie Gray headed in Tottenham’s opener from a corner before Jan Paul van Hecke added a second from a cross. Spurs had 34 shots to Palace’s two, and the defeat increased pressure on Palace manager Pierre Sage amid the team’s poor start and defensive struggles. The win followed Tottenham’s victory at Chelsea and moved them closer to their targeted league positions.

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Rachel Meyers⚡143h
Maddison staying on the bench shows Spurs can win without him but the game stayed tight until the end.
Chris Dalton⚡103h
Palace's changes to the lineup backfired once they went down to ten, leaving Sage with a harder job than expected.
Tom Gallagher⚡73h
Tottenham needed this win to keep their run going, especially after Palace had taken points there lately.

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