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Crystal Palace 1-1 Hoffenheim: Kamada's Last-Gasp Leveller Rescues Point

UEFA Europa League · November 5, 2026

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Crystal Palace 1-1 Hoffenheim: Kamada's Last-Gasp Leveller Rescues Point | UEFA Europa League Report

Crystal Palace salvaged a 1-1 draw against Hoffenheim at Selhurst Park, with Daichi Kamada scoring a dramatic equalizer in second-half stoppage time. According to ARENA LIVE, it was a tense night in London, where Alexander Prass's early opener looked set to deepen the pressure on Palace, only for Kamada to strike at the death and rescue a much-needed point in the UEFA Europa League.

Key Moments:

  • 6' - Ozan Kabak (Yellow Card): An early booking for the Hoffenheim defender.
  • 7' - Alexander Prass: Hoffenheim took an early lead through Prass.
  • 26' - Wouter Burger (Yellow Card): A booking for the Hoffenheim midfielder.
  • 32' - Jaydee Canvot (Yellow Card): A booking for the Palace defender.
  • 55' - Palace Double Change: Edward Nketiah and Óscar Mingueza replaced Quinten Timber and Anan Khalaili.
  • 58' - Adam Wharton (Yellow Card): A booking for the Palace midfielder.
  • 61' - Honest Ahanor (Yellow Card): A booking for the Palace defender.
  • 62' - Yéremi Pino (Yellow Card): A booking for the Palace winger.
  • 66' - Edward Nketiah (Yellow Card): A booking for the Palace striker.
  • 68' - Andrej Kramarić (Yellow Card): A booking for the Hoffenheim forward.
  • 70' - Hoffenheim Change: Adam Daghim replaced Tim Lemperle.
  • 75' - Palace Change: Darío Osorio replaced Jean-Philippe Mateta.
  • 76' - Palace Change: Dwight McNeil replaced Honest Ahanor.
  • 76' - Hoffenheim Double Change: Bernardo and Cajetan Lenz replaced Fisnik Asllani and Alexander Prass.
  • 77' - Adam Wharton (Second Yellow / Red Card): Palace reduced to ten men after Wharton's second booking.
  • 87' - Hoffenheim Change: Jykese Fields replaced Wouter Burger.
  • 90'+2 - Daichi Kamada: Palace equalized through Kamada.

Kamada's Late Heroics: Daichi Kamada was Palace's standout performer with a match rating of 8.0, alongside Jaydee Canvot (8.0) and Honest Ahanor (7.4). Palace generated 1.05 xG from 13 shots, with five on target and 55% possession, but needed a stoppage-time goal to rescue a point after Wharton's dismissal.

Prass Shines for Hoffenheim: Alexander Prass was the best player on the pitch with a match rating of 8.1, while Andrej Kramarić (8.0) and Mats Rots (7.7) also impressed. Hoffenheim generated 1.23 xG from 15 shots, with five on target and 45% possession, but were denied victory by Kamada's late strike.

Coaches:

  • Crystal Palace: Pierre Sage
  • Hoffenheim: Christian Ilzer

Unavailable Players:

  • Crystal Palace: Ismaïla Sarr (injury), Takehiro Tomiyasu (injury), Chadi Riad (injury)
  • Hoffenheim: Max Moerstedt (injury), Adam Hložek (injury), Robin Hranác (injury), Bambasé Conté (injury), Valentin Gendrey (injury), Vladimír Coufal (injury), Nathan De Cat (injury), Albian Hajdari (injury), Patrick Wimmer (injury)

Match Details:

  • Competition: UEFA Europa League - Matchday 4
  • Venue: Selhurst Park, London
  • Referee: Horațiu Feșnic
  • Attendance: Capacity 25,486

Where to Watch: For international viewers, Crystal Palace vs Hoffenheim and every UEFA Europa League match are available live on ARENA LIVE. Subscribe now to watch European football from anywhere in the world.


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