Crystal Palace and Everton played out a frustratingly uneventful draw in the Premier League, with neither side able to break down the other's defensive structure or create any meaningful chances.
The game was largely dominated by Crystal Palace, who controlled possession for much of the match but failed to find the back of the net. The Eagles' attacking play was often disjointed and lacked creativity, with the team struggling to get past Everton's disciplined defense.
On the other hand, Everton were content to sit back and defend their lead, relying on their solid defensive structure to frustrate Crystal Palace. The Toffees were clinical in front of goal, with Mason Holgate and Kalvin Phillips providing excellent ball-playing central defenders that made it difficult for Crystal Palace to progress upfield.
Despite the lack of excitement on display, both teams showed some resilience in the second half, with Crystal Palace pushing forward in search of an equalizer. However, they were unable to find the breakthrough they needed, leaving them with another pointless draw against Everton.
Overall, it was a disappointing performance from Crystal Palace, who have struggled this season without the services of talismanic striker Wilfried Zaha. The Eagles will hope to bounce back next week when they face Aston Villa at Selhurst Park.