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CRYSTAL PALACE found themselves stranded in Dublin due to “some issues” with their plane following their Conference League victory over Shelbourne.
Palace triumphed on Thursday at Tallaght Stadium, with goals from Cristantus Uche, Eddie Nketiah, and Yeremy Pino.
Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner confirmed that the team was unable to fly back on Thursday due to “some issues” with the plane.
Palace secured a victory against Shelbourne in the Conference League.
However, the Eagles’ manager revealed that the team could not return to London after the match.
As a result, Glasner’s side had to spend the night in Ireland at a “nice hotel.”
The Austrian coach confirmed that the next training session would only include players who did not get much playing time against Shelbourne.
Additionally, Ismaila Sarr will also participate in the upcoming session, as he was not part of the squad that traveled to Ireland.
Glasner stated: “We couldn’t go home after the game due to some issues with the plane.
“We stayed here in a nice hotel.
“We’ll train after our arrival with the players who didn’t play many minutes yesterday, plus JP [Mateta] and Ismaila [Sarr].”
Palace currently sits ninth in the league phase table.
The Eagles are just one point away from the top eight, which secures a spot in the competition’s Last 16.
They will be back in action on Sunday in the Premier League.
Glasner’s side will host a crucial match at Selhurst Park.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why couldn't Crystal Palace return to London?
Crystal Palace was unable to return to London due to issues with their plane after the match in Dublin.
Where did the team stay overnight?
The team stayed in a nice hotel in Ireland after their game against Shelbourne.
When is Crystal Palace's next match?
Crystal Palace's next match is on Sunday in the Premier League at Selhurst Park.
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