Oliver Glasner returned to Selhurst Park on Sunday, only to watch his former side, [Crystal Palace](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crystal_Palace_F.C.), beat his new club, [Nottingham Forest](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nottingham_Forest_F.C.), 3-1 in a Premier League clash. Daichi Kamada celebrated his first top‑flight goal as the Eagles rallied from an early deficit to claim all three points.
**What was the final score and who scored?**
Forest opened the scoring through Dan Ndoye in the third minute, but Kamada equalised in the 41st minute, ending his long wait for a Premier League goal. Jefferson Lerma gave Palace the lead just before half‑time, and Yeremy Pino sealed the win with a 59th‑minute strike.
**Why did Glasner leave Palace?**
The 52‑year‑old Austrian guided Palace to a surprise FA Cup triumph over Manchester City in 2025 and a UEFA Conference League title in May, but departed after disagreements with the club hierarchy over transfer policy. His exit paved the way for a move to Forest.
**How did the fans react to Glasner’s return?**
Palace supporters welcomed Glasner warmly before kick‑off, but later chanted “you’re getting sacked in the morning” as the match drew to a close, reflecting lingering tensions.
**What does the result mean for the league table?**
The victory lifted Palace to 12th place, overtaking Forest, who slipped to 14th after the defeat.
In a separate fixture, Hull City extended their unbeaten home run in the Premier League with a 2-2 draw against Everton at the MKM Stadium. Joe Gelhardt put Hull ahead after an error by Ainsley Maitland‑Niles, but Everton responded through Kiernan Dewsbury‑Hall and Thierno Barry. Mohamed Belloumi’s substitute appearance restored parity for Hull. Everton remain unbeaten in six league games, while Hull have lost only once in their last six since promotion.
These results highlight the competitive balance in the [Premier League](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Premier_League) as clubs jostle for mid‑table positions ahead of the season’s second half.