Crystal Palace vs Burnley Highlights and Post-Match Analysis

Premier League

7:30 PMFebruary 11, 2026

Regular Season - 26

Crystal Palace

Show Score

2 - 3

HT:(2 - 3)

Burnley

Selhurst Park

Referee: Farai Hallam, England

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Crystal Palace

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Burnley

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Match Stats Lineups Head-2-Head Standings

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Match Stats

Ball possession

64%

36%

1.83

Expected goals (xG)

0.52

0.00

Goals Prevented

0.00

Attack

20

Total shots

8

3

Shots on target

3

7

Shots off target

4

10

Blocked shots

1

14

Shots inside box

4

6

Shots outside box

4

8

Corner kicks

2

1

Offsides

1

Passing

565

Total passes

312

459 (81%)

Accurate passes

206 (66%)

Discipline

11

Fouls

8

2

Yellow cards

1

0

Red cards

0

1

Goalkeeper saves

1

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Lineup

Crystal Palace

3-4-2-1

1 G Dean Henderson (C) 6.5

26 D Chris Richards 35' Holding 5.9

5 D Maxence Lacroix 6.3

8 D Jefferson Lerma 36' Holding 45+2' 33' 5.6

3 M Tyrick Mitchell 6.7

18 M Daichi Kamada 6.6

20 M Adam Wharton 17' 7.0

2 M Daniel Muñoz 8.2

29 F Evann Guessand 6.2

7 F Ismaïla Sarr 6.2

22 F Jørgen Strand Larsen 17' 33' 8.3

Substitutes

34 D Chadi Riad 46' Replaced by J. Lerma 6.9

11 F Brennan Johnson 58' Replaced by E. Guessand 7.2

10 M Yéremy Pino 72' Replaced by D. Kamada 6.6

19 M Will Hughes 72' Replaced by D. Munoz 6.9

12 M Christantus Uche 83' Replaced by A. Wharton 6.3

44 G Walter Benítez

17 D Nathaniel Clyne

24 D Borna Sosa

55 M Justin Devenny

Coach

Oliver Glasner

Burnley

3-4-2-1

1 G Martin Dúbravka 6.3

5 D Maxime Estève 6.7

4 D Joe Worrall 6.2

29 D Josh Laurent 6.0

12 M Bashir Humphreys 7.2

28 M Hannibal Mejbri 40' 74' Unsportsmanlike conduct 8.3

8 M Lesley Ugochukwu 44' 6.6

2 M Kyle Walker (C) 6.3

11 F Jaidon Anthony 44' 8.0

10 F Marcus Edwards 40' 6.6

19 F Zian Flemming 6.7

Substitutes

7 F Jacob Bruun Larsen 73' Replaced by M. Edwards 6.6

9 F Lyle Foster 73' Replaced by Z. Flemming 6.3

20 M James Ward-Prowse 83' Replaced by H. Mejbri 6.9

16 M Florentino Luís 87' Replaced by L. Ugochukwu 6.6

13 G Max Weiss

18 D Hjalmar Ekdal

23 D Lucas Pires

35 F Ashley Barnes

17 F Loum Tchaouna

Coach

Scott Parker

Premier League Standings - Premier League

TotalHomeAway

Pos	Team	MP	W	D	L	+/-	GD	Pts	Form
1	Arsenal	25	17	5	3	49-17	32	56	D 08 January: Arsenal 0 - 0 Liverpool D 17 January: Nottingham Forest 0 - 0 Arsenal L 25 January: Arsenal 2 - 3 Manchester United W 31 January: Leeds 0 - 4 Arsenal W 07 February: Arsenal 3 - 0 Sunderland
2	Manchester City	24	14	5	5	49-23	26	47	D No match found D No match found L No match found W 08 February: Liverpool 1 - 2 Manchester City D No match found
3	Aston Villa	25	14	5	6	36-27	9	47	D No match found L No match found W No match found L No match found D No match found
4	Manchester United	25	12	8	5	46-36	10	44	D No match found W 25 January: Arsenal 2 - 3 Manchester United W 01 February: Manchester United 3 - 2 Fulham W 07 February: Manchester United 2 - 0 Tottenham W No match found
5	Chelsea	25	12	7	6	45-28	17	43	L No match found W 25 January: Crystal Palace 1 - 3 Chelsea W 31 January: Chelsea 3 - 2 West Ham W 07 February: Wolves 1 - 3 Chelsea W No match found
6	Liverpool	24	11	6	7	39-33	6	39	D 17 January: Liverpool 1 - 1 Burnley D No match found D No match found L 08 February: Liverpool 1 - 2 Manchester City W 11 February: Sunderland 0 - 1 Liverpool
7	Brentford	25	12	3	10	39-34	5	39	W 07 January: Brentford 3 - 0 Sunderland L 17 January: Chelsea 2 - 0 Brentford L 25 January: Brentford 0 - 2 Nottingham Forest W 01 February: Aston Villa 0 - 1 Brentford W 07 February: Newcastle 2 - 3 Brentford
8	Everton	25	10	7	8	28-28	0	37	D No match found W No match found D 31 January: Brighton 1 - 1 Everton D No match found W No match found
9	Sunderland	25	9	9	7	27-29	-2	36	L No match found W No match found L No match found W No match found L 11 February: Sunderland 0 - 1 Liverpool
10	Fulham	25	10	4	11	35-37	-2	34	W No match found L No match found W No match found L 07 February: Fulham 1 - 2 Everton L 11 February: Manchester City 3 - 0 Fulham
11	Bournemouth	25	8	10	7	41-44	-3	34	W No match found D No match found W 31 January: Wolves 0 - 2 Bournemouth W No match found D No match found
12	Newcastle	25	9	6	10	35-36	-1	33	W No match found D No match found L 31 January: Liverpool 4 - 1 Newcastle L 07 February: Newcastle 2 - 3 Brentford L No match found
13	Brighton	24	7	10	7	34-32	2	31	W No match found D No match found D 31 January: Brighton 1 - 1 Everton L 08 February: Brighton 0 - 1 Crystal Palace D No match found
14	Tottenham	25	7	8	10	35-35	0	29	L 17 January: Tottenham 1 - 2 West Ham L No match found D 01 February: Tottenham 2 - 2 Manchester City D No match found L 10 February: Tottenham 1 - 2 Newcastle
15	Crystal Palace	24	7	8	9	25-29	-4	29	L 17 January: Sunderland 2 - 1 Crystal Palace D No match found L No match found L No match found D No match found
16	Leeds	25	7	8	10	34-43	-9	29	L No match found W No match found D No match found L No match found W No match found
17	Nottingham Forest	25	7	5	13	25-38	-13	26	W No match found D No match found W No match found D No match found L No match found
18	West Ham	25	6	5	14	31-48	-17	23	L No match found W 24 January: West Ham 3 - 1 Sunderland W No match found L No match found W No match found
19	Burnley	25	3	6	16	25-49	-24	15	D 17 January: Liverpool 1 - 1 Burnley D 24 January: Burnley 2 - 2 Tottenham D No match found L 07 February: Burnley 0 - 2 West Ham L No match found
20	Wolves	25	1	5	19	16-48	-32	8	D 18 January: Wolves 0 - 0 Newcastle D No match found L 31 January: Wolves 0 - 2 Bournemouth L 07 February: Wolves 1 - 3 Chelsea L No match found

Qualification/Relegation

• Promotion - Champions League (League phase)
• Promotion - Europa League (League phase)
• Relegation - Championship

Burnley mounted an astonishing comeback at Selhurst Park, scoring three goals in six minutes to stun Crystal Palace 3-2.

Crystal Palace started strongly, controlling possession early on against a Burnley side desperate for points. The Eagles, in 15th place, hoped to distance themselves from the relegation zone. Burnley, 19th, needed a spark for their survival bid.

Palace’s dominance paid off in the 17th minute when Jørgen Strand Larsen guided home a precise finish. Adam Wharton provided the assist, setting up the opening goal. Selhurst Park erupted as the home side took the lead.

Larsen continued his impressive performance, netting his second goal in the 33rd minute. Jefferson Lerma delivered the assist, allowing Larsen to double Palace’s advantage. The Eagles appeared firmly in control with a commanding two-goal cushion.

However, the match dramatically shifted just before half-time. Burnley pulled one back in the 40th minute through Hannibal Mejbri. Marcus Edwards assisted the goal, igniting hope for the visitors.

Four minutes later, Jaidon Anthony equalized for Burnley, slotting past the goalkeeper from Lesley Ugochukwu’s pass. The Clarets then took an incredible lead in first-half stoppage time. A deflection off Jefferson Lerma resulted in an unfortunate own goal at 45+2 minutes.

The half-time whistle allowed a stunned Selhurst Park crowd to process the chaotic end to the first period. Patrick Vieira faced a monumental task to re-galvanize his Crystal Palace side. Burnley, unexpectedly ahead, looked to maintain their advantage.

Palace emerged for the second half determined to find an equalizer, making an immediate substitution. Chadi Riad replaced Jefferson Lerma as the Eagles pressed high. Burnley’s defense, however, held firm against the home side’s attacks.

Despite 64% ball possession and numerous attempts, Crystal Palace struggled to break down Burnley’s resolute backline. The home side registered 20 total shots, yet only three tested the Burnley goalkeeper. Substitutions aimed to alter the game’s dynamic.

Burnley’s Hannibal Mejbri received a yellow card for unsportsmanlike conduct in the 74th minute, reflecting the game’s growing tension. The Clarets managed the remainder of the game defensively. They secured a vital away victory.

Statistics highlighted Crystal Palace’s frustration; they registered an Expected Goals (xG) of 1.83 from 20 shots. Burnley, conversely, scored three times from just 8 shots and an xG of 0.52. This showed remarkable clinical finishing from the visitors.

This stunning result provides crucial points for Burnley in their fight against Premier League relegation. For Crystal Palace, letting a two-goal lead slip is a bitter pill. It raises questions about their defensive resilience and consistency.