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Crystal Palace shocked Manchester United in Saturday’s premier league week three game with a 1–2 away win.
The Eagles came to the theatre of dreams with a loss and a draw from their previous matches and were determined to get a win.
Goals from Ghanaian striker Jordan Ayew and a 93rd-minute winner from Patrick van Aanholt, sealed the win for Palace after Daniel James pulled one back for the red devils in the 89th minute.
To cap their win, Crystal Palace took to Twitter to quote a tweet from Manchester United saying they wished they were playing Chelsea again.
We're sure you do...
*#MUNCRY https://t.co/csOzx7Igl2 — Crystal Palace F.C. (@CPFC) August 24, 2019
Man Utd trashed Chelsea in their league opener in a 4-0 thriller.
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