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da bet7k： [ad_pod ]This article is part of Football FanCast’s Opinion series, which provides analysis, insight and opinion on any issue within the beautiful game, from Paul Pogba’s haircuts to League Two relegation battles…In Crystal Palace’s last two homes games, a worrying trend has been seen: an inability to see games out.It was first evidenced against Aston Villa.The Villans had 10-men for the final 36Âminutes of the game after Trezeguet picked up a second yellow card in the 54th-minute, and Palace later managed to grab a goal thanks to Jordan Ayew’s effort.However, after they took the lead against the 10-men of Aston Villa, Palace and Hodgson, in particular, did little to attempt to see the game out, remaining open enough in midfield for Jack Grealish and Henri Lansbury to give them a late scare, one that they were lucky to get away with.
The Villa captain drove into the box and played Lansbury in, where the former Arsenal man looked to have scored a late, late equaliser – only for referee Kevin Friend to have already blown for what he deemed to be a dive from Grealish.
More recently, Wolves also had 10-men, this time for the last 17 minutes of the game with Palace 1-0 up after Romain Saiss was sent off in the 74th-minute – all three of the Eagles’ home opponents have now had a man sent off this season, as Everton also saw Morgan Schneiderlin dismissed in their Premier League opener in SE25.
Worryingly, the south Londoners couldn’t find a second goal to kill the game off against Nuno Espirito Santo’s men, with Christian Benteke missing a one on one.
It was also the Belgian who was part of a two-on-two attack with Wilfried Zaha in the 95th-minute, only for his pass to run behind the Ivorian.
Unlike the fortunate ending to the Villa game, this time the Eagles were made to pay for their poor game management.
Wolves were granted one more attack by Palace’s sloppiness and took full advantage, with Adama Traore crossing to the back post where Diogo Jota smashed home.
Ultimately, it is down to Hodgson to ensure his side do not allow the opposition – especially 10-men opposition – to have these chances when three points are at stake.
Game management is vital at the highest level and Palace, right now, do not know how to implement it effectively.
Hodgson simply has to address the worrying trend off the back of these two moments.