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Eagle-Eyed Review
Palace U21s have made a steady start to their Premier League 2 campaign, sitting sixth in the table with three points from two matches.
Darren Powell’s side remain unbeaten in the league, opening their season with an entertaining 3-2 victory over Tottenham Hotspur — a match defined by a superb hat-trick from forward Zach Marsh — followed by a hard-fought 0-0 draw against West Brom.
While league form has been encouraging, the cup competitions have proven more challenging.
On Tuesday evening, the young Eagles suffered a 3-1 defeat away to League One opposition AFC Wimbledon in their second group-stage fixture of the EFL Trophy (Vertu Motors Group E).
Despite the result, Palace put in a spirited performance at the Cherry Red Records Stadium.
A well-organised first half was undone by a goal deep into first-half stoppage time. Asher Agbinone kept Palace in the contest with a composed penalty to level the score, but two late goals from the hosts sealed the result and left Powell’s side bottom of the group on one point.
