by The finalists of the Europa League Tottenham were brought back to Earth with a record injury to the Premier League against Crystal Palace in a 2-0 defeat.
Spurs set up a European finale with Manchester United on Thursday after sealing a 5-1 overall victory over Bodo/Glimt, but Poseteclous, much-changed line-up, slipped to a loss of the season in the 20th league.
It is Tottenham’s worst record of the defeats in the Premier League after they lost 19 games in the campaigns in 1993-94 and 2003/04.
Posetecoglou may have been an injury in the first half for Dejan Kulusevski, but Captain Son Heung-Min occurred in a month after a foot output.
It was another story for Palace who warmed up for the FA Cup final on Saturday with three points after EZE taped home in half of the half and completed a further three minutes in the second half-time-one League double over Tottenham.
Both teams have a final on the horizon, and while Postecoglou made eight changes after the victory in Bodo, Palast was described as the most powerful list and had the ball online in the eighth minute.
Daniel Munoz received the left side of spores of spores and chose Ismaila Sarr to tap home at the back post. However, a VAR check followed, and Jean-Philippe Mateta was convicted of the side from the side of the half.
The first injury of the afternoon occurred in the 13th minute when Kulusevski went down after he had distracted a shot – six minutes later and he had been replaced by another knee by Marc Guehi.
The Palace had come short again after Tottenham’s backup goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky spilled a Munoz header before Mathys Tel was treated for the hosts.
Oliver Glasner observed how his team continued to make opportunities. Mateta was denied by Kinsky before Munoz shot over the crossbar.
After Sarr and Mateta had blocked efforts, Maxence Lacroix did not allow a header from a corner to be allowed after it had hit Captain Guehi on the way.
It was a great dislike for Spurs, but Palace finally got in half of the half when Munoz was recorded again and this time Eze was played up for a simple tap-in.
Postecoglou presented Yves Bissouma at halftime and his first meaningful contribution was to leave Eze from him to make it 2-0.
Palace scored Tottenham with a smooth counterattack after Pedro Porro blocked a shot. Sarr sent clearly and able to see Eze for his 12th goal of the campaign.
Only Kinsky saves Mateta and his own defender Kevin Danso prevented a further punishment for Spurs, who finally achieved an answer when Wilson Odober’s dangerous cross was traced by a Pape Sarr headball.
The son’s return after a month raised a steamed home, but only for a moment when Palace brought almost a third through Sarr before Boos hit the home fans full-time from home fans.
