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Derby County vs Crystal Palace

Championship
Derby
8-10-14
2-1
Final
C Palace
13-8-12
Pride Park Stadium

Match pulse

DERAttacking pressure by 5 minutes
0'CRY
52%Possession48%
22Shots4
14On target4
7Corners3
2Saves9
14Fouls14

Who won: Derby 2-1

Derby County beat Crystal Palace 2-1 on Saturday, February 21, 2004 at Pride Park Stadium. Goals for Derby: Manuel Manel (70') and Leon Osman (76'). Goals for C Palace: Michael Hughes (16').

What it means

  • C Palace has won 5 straight.

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Lineups

C Palace12th in English Premier League
Lineup
  1. 1Cedric BerthelinG
  2. 2Danny ButterfieldD
  3. 3Tony PopovicD
  4. 4Mark HudsonD
  5. 5Danny GranvilleD
  6. 6Aki RiihilahtiM
  7. 7Michael HughesM
  8. 8Julian GrayM
  9. 9Wayne RoutledgeF
  10. 10Andrew JohnsonF
  11. 11Neil ShipperleyF
Derby23rd in English League Championship
Lineup
  1. 1Lee GrantG
  2. 2Rob EdwardsD
  3. 3Youl MaweneD
  4. 4Michael JohnsonD
  5. 5Richard JacksonD
  6. 6Ian TaylorD
  7. 7Tom HuddlestoneD
  8. 8Alves Moreira Candido CostaM
  9. 9Leon OsmanM
  10. 10Marco ReichF
  11. 11Izale McLeodF

Head to head

Series tied 1-1-1
Last meeting: Derby 1, C Palace 0 (Sep 17)

Last 5

CRY
  • Wvs STK6-3
  • W@ SHU3-0
  • Wvs MKD3-1
  • W@ BRD2-1
  • W@ WAT5-1
DER
  • L@ WGA0-2
  • Tvs CAR2-2
  • L@ REA1-3
  • Wvs SHU2-0
  • Wvs GIL2-1

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Game info

Venue
Pride Park Stadium, England · Attendance 21,856
Officials
C Boyeson (Referee)

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Season seriesSeries tied 1-1-1

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