PL ASSOCIATION RELEASE STATEMENT CONFIRMING EXACTLY WHY KAMADA WAS SENT OFF AFTER DECISION SLAMMED

An official explanation has been offered by the Premier League after crystal palace star kamada was sent off against fulham
Kamada started the game from beginning and has show rough tackle during the first half after before a tough challenge on opponent side

Glasner’s side showed some promise at the start of the second half as Leno denied Daniel Munoz before Devenny, eyeing up a dream debut goal, blazed the rebound over.

They were left off the hook, though, when VAR overturned what would have been Smith Rowe’s second of the afternoon for a tight off-side call. That boost rallied the home crowd momentarily but did little to deter Fulham. Instead the day went from bad to worse for Palace inside the final 15 minutes.

First, Daichi Kamada flew in high on Kenny Tete, giving referee Michael Salisbury no option but to give the midfielder his marching orders.

And then, only a minute after coming off the bench, Harry Wilson put the game out of sight with a composed finish past Henderson. A mention should go to the brilliant assist from Alex Iwobi, who was the best player on the pitch and unplayable at times.

Wilson almost capped a brilliant week, which started with a late double from the bench in Fulham’s dramatic win over Brentford on Monday, with a second successive brace. The Welshman’s celebrations were cut short, however, when a VAR check confirmed he had handled the ball in the build-up.

Smith Rowe produced a fine finish after capitalising on an error at the back from Palace
Smith Rowe found the far corner to break the deadlock and silence the home crowd
Daichi Kamada flew in high on Kenny Tete and was rightly given his marching orders
The referee was quick to brandish the red card and reduce the home side to 10 men
Wilson put the game to bed with another calm finish after being played in on goal

That failed to spoil a fine afternoon for Fulham who are making a strong case to be considered as genuine contenders for a top six spot this season.


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