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completed just 16 of his 27 passes (59% completion), managing 43 touches, completing two of his four long balls against Forest. Glasner must Ditch club FLOP and Unleashe FRIGHTENING Striker that’s capable of DISMANTLING Tottenham defense
Oliver Glasner’s Crystal Palace suffered their third consecutive defeat, leaving them winless in the Premier League after eight matches and positioned 18th with just three points.
Despite taking 20 shots against Nottingham Forest, Palace failed to generate a “big chance,” while the hosts managed to create three in their 1-0 victory at the City Ground. Palace controlled 50% of the possession and made 23 tackles compared to Forest’s nine, highlighting their struggle to create high-quality scoring opportunities.
With mounting pressure on the Austrian coach, Glasner may need to make changes as fans grow increasingly frustrated with the lack of results. Facing Tottenham this weekend, he will be considering adjustments to give his team a competitive edge.
Tyrick Mitchell’s Performance Against Forest
Tyrick Mitchell played 74 minutes in the match, completing just 16 of 27 passes (59% accuracy) with 43 touches. He managed two successful long balls and won 75% of his ground duels, but lost possession 12 times. While defensively solid with three tackles, Palace’s struggles to score—netting only five times this season—might necessitate sacrificing some defensive stability to enhance their attacking output.
Though Mitchell has made 154 appearances for Palace, contributing three goals and nine assists, Glasner may need to consider a more offensive option.
Jeffrey Schlupp as a Potential Solution
Jeffrey Schlupp could provide the attacking boost Glasner is looking for, bringing both offensive threat and defensive reliability. With 238 appearances for Palace, Schlupp has scored 19 goals and assisted 15 over his career. He has experience as a left midfielder and left-back, making him versatile enough to adapt.
Previously used as a left-wing back, Schlupp could help balance the attack, alleviating the current right-side bias that makes Palace easier to defend against. Adding Schlupp would increase shot volume and create more goal-scoring opportunities, complicating defenses’ efforts to contain Palace’s attacks.
Despite only playing 45 minutes this season, Schlupp offers solid defensive stats, with 2.53 tackles and 0.45 interceptions per 90 minutes—more than Mitchell. His ability to make runs, hold width, and add attacking threat could be vital for the Eagles as they look to turn their season around.
