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<html><head></head><body>After dominating the first-half and going close via TQ Addy, the Eagles found themselves on the back foot for the second 45. However, just as it looked like the Eagles would be standing firm for all of the second-half - coping well with the Clarets continuing to try and utilise corner kicks and set pieces to find a way through - Mitchell George nicked in front of Ollie Webber to poke home with just a few minutes left.
You can now watch how the match unfolded in the free to watch video below, with a youthful Palace U23s giving a good account of themselves despite the result.
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Although the narrow 1-0 defeat to Burnley Under-23s saw Crystal Palace U23s exit the Premier League at the group stage, it has been a competition that has provided invaluable experience to the current crop of youngsters.

Report: Palace exit PL Cup after narrow Burnley defeat

<html><head></head><body>In summary:
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<li>Jay Rich-Baghuelou captains side after recent transfer from Welling United, and Gio McGregor’s loan move to Dartford.</li>
<li>HT: 0-0.</li>
<li>Mitchell George gives Burnley the lead on 81 minutes. 0-1.</li>
<li>FT: 0-1. Palace exit Premier League Cup.</li>
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A late change to the Under-23s’ starting lineup for their home clash against Burnley in the Premier League Cup saw TQ Addy replace Brandon Aveiro in the attacking midfield position.
The personnel change was clearly one that the Clarets were targeting, with Addy on the receiving end of a late tackle from behind before the clock even reached two minutes – Ben Woods getting off with just a warning.
Addy wasn’t to be deterred by the physical introduction to the game at Dulwich Hamlet’s home ground, with the creative forward registering Palace’s first attempt of the afternoon after some excellent hold-up play from Rob Street.
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Street found Addy on the right-hand side, just outside the penalty box. An overlapping run from Trialist proved to be the ideal decoy for Addy, with Burnley’s defence caught in limbo as to whether they should close Addy or follow Trialist.
During the hesitation, Addy cut inside and curled an effort towards the Clarets’ goal, unable to truly test Lukas Jensen in the opposition’s goal but a warning sign none the less for the visitors.
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In truth, it was a first-half of limited chances but 45 minutes that was dominated by sustained spells of pressure for the Eagles. John-Kymani Gordon was almost sent clean through via Rich-Baghuelou, courtesy of one of the centre-back’s – fastly becoming ‘trademark’ - marauding runs. However, the pass was slightly overhit just as all those associated with the Eagles started to rise in expectation.
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It wasn’t until first-half injury time that Burnley truly threatened Palace. Firstly, Malachi Boateng had to be aware of a cheeky corner attempt from the Clarets, retrating to head off the line and preventing a goal direct from a corner.
Moments later Palace were thankful for a slightly overhit deep cross from Burnley, that saw Bobby Thomas connect with at the back post but the header went over Oliver Webber’s crossbar.
The second-half saw Palace get in down the left-hand side three times in the opening three minutes, with Noah Watson pushing further up from left-back and looking to have the better of Burnley’s right-back, Kane Patterson.
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Burnley replied to the instant Palace pressure by overloading their own left-flank and Max Thompson held up the ball, awaiting for the overlap that arrived in the form of left-back Matty Rain. However, Rain’s strike was blazed over.
A minute later the Clarets forced Webber into save, with an unfortunate ricochet off Lewis Hobbs landing at the feet of Thompson, who created space in the middle of the box, and drove his effort straight down Webber’s path in the centre of the goal.
Burnley were now dominating, with several chances raining down on Palace’s goal. However, despite the regularity of them, the efforts weren’t hitting the target and really worrying the Palace rear-guard.
Derry threw on David Omilabu and Aveiro to try and tilt the game back in the Eagles’ favour. But Burnley continued to look the most likely to score – particularly threatening from set-pieces; Webber tipping over well on 78 minutes.
Palace’s defensive resoluteness was broken in the 81st minute, with the Eagles eventually succumbing to a Burnley corner routine. Edon Pruti drifted to the back post, won a towering header back towards to the six-yard box, and just as it looked like Webber would collect, Mitchell George nicked in front to give the Clarets the lead.
Palace couldn&#39;t respond and exit this season&#39;s Premier League Cup at the group stage. 
Palace: Webber, Trialist, Watson, M.Boateng, Hobbs, Rich-Baghuelou, Addy, Steele [Thiselton 88], Street [Omilabu 75], Trialist [Aveiro 61], Gordon.
Subs Not Used: Jacob Russell, Jude Russell.
Burnley: Jensen, Patterson, Rain, Moonan, Thomas, Pruti, Conn [Fenlon 21], Woods, George [Senior 90], Thompson, Tucker.
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Crystal Palace Under-23s' Premier League Cup campaign came to an end this afternoon, with Shaun Derry's side falling to a 1-0 defeat to Burnley U23s at the home of Dulwich Hamlet, Champion Hill.

Team news: Three changes to starting XI - Omilabu rewarded for U18s brace

<html><head></head><body>The Under-23s manager has made three changes from Monday’s 1-0 defeat to Bristol City, a close affair in which the Robins snatched all three points in the 87th minute.
Tyrick Mitchell isn’t in the matchday squad, with Noah Watson coming into the back four. Brandon Aveiro drops to the bench in place of TQ Addy, whilst Brandon Pierrick is the other absentee from the starting lineup from the Bristol City game.
David Omilabu’s excellent brace in the Under-18s&#39; recent 2-1 win over Millwall has seen the striker rewarded with a place on the bench.
Palace: Webber, Trialist, Watson, M.Boateng, Hobbs, Rich-Baghuelou, Addy, Steele, Street, Trialist, Gordon.
Subs: Omilabu, Jacob Russell, Jude Russell, Thiselton, Aveiro.
Burnley: Jensen, Patterson, Rain, Moonan, Thomas, Pruti, Conn, Woods, George, Thompson, Tucker.
Subs: McMahon, Senior, Fenlon, Rooney.
<a href="/news/2020/february/crystal-palace-under-23s-v-burnley-watch-live/">Don’t forget, today’s game is being broadcast for free to Gold, Junior Gold and International Members. If you do not own one of those Memberships, then fans can pay just £3 to access a live broadcast of the match on Palace TV via eagles.cpfc.co.uk.</a></body></html>

Shaun Derry’s side’s busy schedule continues today, with his Eagles playing their fifth game in 16 days, kicking off against Burnley in the Premier League Cup at 14:00 GMT.

Watch Palace U23s take on Burnley live at 14:00 in Premier League Cup clash

<html><head></head><body>Supporters who are not Gold, Junior Gold or International Members can pay £3 to access a live broadcast of the match on Palace TV via eagles.cpfc.co.uk.
Gold, Junior Gold and International Members (and Season Ticket holders who also have one of these Memberships) should be aware that the live broadcast will come at no extra cost and is included in their Membership package.
Supporters intending to opt for the pay-per-view service must ensure they are signed into their free Palace Account, and can purchase a pass to view the broadcast this morning. 
See below for FAQs.
App
Today’s broadcast is viewable in the official Palace app, however, this will only be for fans with the relevant Membership for free access. As well as that requirement, the broadcast will also only work for supporters with the very latest version on iOS devices.
For pay-per-view customers, or those with an Android phone, the broadcast will only be viewable via eagles.cpfc.co.uk.
Attend in person
Entrance to the Palace v Burnley match is open to the public free of charge. This fixture is being played at Champion Hill stadium, Dulwich, SE22 8BD and supporters should arrive from 13:30 onwards.
Further information and FAQs on live Palace TV broadcasts
All supporters can access the live match broadcasts for a one-off payment of £3 - which enables access to a broadcast on eagles.cpfc.co.uk without the need for a Membership.
Remember, if you’re already a Gold, Junior Gold, International Member or a Season Ticket holder with any of these Memberships, you will be able to access free of charge, as part of your Membership, via eagles.cpfc.co.uk.
Pay-per-view access can only be purchased within a few hours prior to kick-off at eagles.cpfc.co.uk
These live broadcasts are one-camera productions, and include replays and audio commentary.
Supporters wishing to purchase PPV must follow these steps:
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<li>Please ensure your phone/computer meets the minimum specification required for live streaming: <a href="https://support.brightcove.com/brightcove-player-system-requirements">https://support.brightcove.com/brightcove-player-system-requirements</a></li>
<li>Sign-up/log-in to your Palace Account, which is free to join. Do so at <a href="https://eagles.cpfc.co.uk/">https://eagles.cpfc.co.uk/</a>(following the sign-up/log-in prompts).</li>
<li>On the day of the match (only) - within a few hours of kick-off, click this link: <a href="https://eagles.cpfc.co.uk/live-stream/">https://eagles.cpfc.co.uk/live-stream/</a></li>
<li>Click ‘Pay Now’ and complete the required fields.</li>
<li>Once paid, you will be redirected back to <a href="https://eagles.cpfc.co.uk/live-stream/">https://eagles.cpfc.co.uk/live-stream/</a>(click the link if this doesn’t happen automatically) and have access to the game. Typically, live pictures from the ground will be shown 30 minutes prior to kick-off.</li>
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If you have successfully paid and cannot view, please use the Live Chat function on <a href="http://eagles.cpfc.co.uk/">eagles.cpfc.co.uk</a> or <a href="mailto:memberships@cpfc.co.uk">email memberships@cpfc.co.uk</a>.
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Crystal Palace Under-23s are playing Burnley in the Premier League Cup today (Thursday 6th January) at 14:00 GMT and you can watch how they fare with a pay-per-view live broadcast.

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