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Everton vs Crystal Palace: Moyes Praises Unbeaten Eagles Ahead of Premier League Clash
Everton are set to host Crystal Palace on Sunday in a Premier League showdown, with both teams looking to build on their respective starts to the season.
Speaking ahead of the clash, Everton manager David Moyes took a moment to applaud the work being done at Crystal Palace by boss Oliver Glasner. The Eagles remain unbeaten in all competitions and are currently the only undefeated side in the Premier League — an impressive achievement under the Austrian’s leadership.
Everton, meanwhile, sit ninth in the table and have yet to suffer defeat at their new stadium. However, consistency has been an issue, with their record standing at two wins, two draws, and two losses so far.
Moyes, who has been lauded for his steady hand at Goodison Park, had high praise for Palace’s setup and Glasner’s impact.
“They’ve developed their own style of play, and the manager has done a great job,” Moyes said.
“It’s a strong squad, and credit to Dougie Freedman and those behind the scenes at Crystal Palace for their recruitment over the years.”
Moyes highlighted the importance of long-term planning and sticking with a manager through difficult periods — a philosophy that seems to be paying off for Palace.
“They didn’t win any games at the start of last season, but they stuck with their manager. Now look at them — they’ve come through it and are performing really well,” he added.
“Glasner has a good European pedigree and I think they could be contenders for the Conference League title.”
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On the injury front, Moyes provided updates on Jarrad Branthwaite and Merlin Röhl, who will both miss Sunday’s fixture.
“No change with either — they’re still not fit but making progress. Hopefully, we can get them back on the grass soon,” Moyes said.
“At the moment, they haven’t returned to training.”
Kick-off at Goodison Park is scheduled for 2pm on Sunday, as Everton aim to protect their home unbeaten record, while Palace look to extend their incredible start to the season.
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