Harry Wilson once again made a significant impact as Fulham delivered a commanding performance against a depleted Crystal Palace, who finished the match with 10 men. After a brief unbeaten streak, Palace struggled to keep pace with a dynamic Fulham side, with goals from Emile Smith Rowe and Wilson sealing the victory. The match took a turn when Daichi Kamada was shown a red card for a sliding tackle on Kenny Tete in the 76th minute. Fulham showcased their superiority throughout the game, taking the lead just before halftime thanks to Smith Rowe's goal. Despite their dominance, they faced a challenge in securing a second goal, leading to some tense moments in the closing stages. However, Wilson, who was brought on in the 82nd minute, quickly made his mark, scoring just 39 seconds after his introduction to help secure the win for Marco Silva's side.

Kamada Secures Crystal Palace's Victory Over Aston Villa, But Eze Suffers Injury As speculation grew around Oliver Glasner's future, with reports suggesting he had until the upcoming international break to secure his position, Crystal Palace delivered a strong performance by winning consecutive matches. However, the victory came at a cost, as they lost key players Eberechi Eze and Adam Wharton to injuries. Daichi Kamada's goal in the second half propelled Palace into the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup for only the second time in 21 years. Eze had initially put Palace ahead with a solid strike, but Aston Villa's Jhon Durán quickly equalized. Despite the setbacks of losing two crucial players in the first half, Glasner's side showed resilience, building on their recent Premier League win from Sunday. They will now head back to the West Midlands for a crucial match against Wolves on Saturday, buoyed by their recent success.