Tottenham beat Crystal Palace to make it three straight wins

Tottenham beat Crystal Palace to make it three straight wins

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2026-11-01 04:47:52
Tottenham beat Crystal Palace 2-0 in the Premier League on Saturday after Jean-Philippe Mateta was sent off early, making it three wins in a row.

Tottenham beat Crystal Palace 2-0 in the Premier League on Saturday after Jean-Philippe Mateta was sent off early on. The result made it three straight wins for Tottenham.

Early red card

Mateta was sent off after a VAR review for a studs-up challenge on Micky van de Ven's Achilles.

Gray opens the scoring

Archie Gray scored Tottenham's first goal in the 25th minute with a header from Mohammed Kudus' corner.

Table position and run

GOAL and Flashscore say Tottenham moved up to eighth in the table. GOAL says Tottenham are on 12 points, four behind fourth-placed Chelsea. The Independent says Tottenham made it three Premier League wins in a row for the first time in 20 months. Flashscore says Crystal Palace fell to their sixth defeat in nine league matches.

What comes next

Before the international break, Spurs travel to Elland Road to face Leeds. After the international break, GOAL says Tottenham host Ipswich, visit Sunderland and welcome Fulham, before Arsenal come to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The Independent says Roberto De Zerbi handed Luca Williams-Barnett his league debut with two minutes left. Hotspur HQ says Luca Williams-Barnett became the 10th-youngest player to represent Tottenham in the Premier League.

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