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Burnley erase two-goal deficit in Palace comeback
Three goals before half-time ended a sixteen-match winless league run.
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Burnley came from two goals down to defeat Crystal Palace 3-2 at Selhurst Park. Three goals in a seven-minute spell before half-time transformed the contest and delivered the visitors’ first Premier League victory since their October win over Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Jorgen Strand Larsen scored his first Palace goals in the seventeenth and thirty-third minutes. Hannibal Mejbri then started the comeback before Jaidon Anthony equalised and Jefferson Lerma inadvertently put the ball into his own net during first-half stoppage time.
Palace pressed after the break, but Daichi Kamada missed a clear chance and Martin Dubravka denied Ismaila Sarr late on. Burnley remained nineteenth despite ending their sixteen-match winless league sequence with this away victory.
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