Crystal Palace beat Nottingham Forest 3–1, Hull draw 2–2 at Everton
Oliver Glasner returned to Selhurst Park but saw Forest lose; Hull rescued a point at Everton in a 2–2 draw.
Two Premier League fixtures kicked off at 15:00 on October 11, 2026, producing a convincing home win for Crystal Palace and a draw for Hull at Everton. The results were Crystal Palace 3–1 Nottingham Forest and Hull 2–2 Everton.
Glasner returns to Selhurst Park
Oliver Glasner, who is described in local coverage as the most successful manager in Palace history, returned to Selhurst Park today to lead Nottingham Forest against the club he guided to trophies over the previous two seasons. His visit did not go well: Forest started brilliantly and took the lead in the third minute.
Den Endoj benefited from a catastrophic error by Kalali, who cleared desperately with a header down the right and effectively turned the ball into his own net. The Swiss player shot "like a bullet" into the box and finished precisely from 15 metres to make it 0–1.
From the third until the 40th minute Forest produced their best spell of the season, creating chance after chance in front of Palace goalkeeper Benitez, with Delap, Gibbs-White and Munoz — the latter brought to Forest by Glasner from Palace — all missing clear opportunities.
Palace were punished at the end of the first half. In the 41st minute the home side launched a fine move that began from the middle and involved 11 passes before Kamada finished from the penalty-area line on an assist from Timber to make it 1–1. In the 44th minute Worton crossed from the right corner and Lerma won the aerial duel in the visitors' box to make it 2–1.
Encouraged after the break, Crystal Palace pressed and sealed the win. The decisive moment came in the 59th minute when Dzheremi Pino scored to make it 3–1.
At Goodison Park Hull started their match like a dream but were brought down to earth. Sergej Jakirovic’s side showed character and salvaged a point away from a dangerous Everton team in a 2–2 finish.
The hosts began the second half strongly and took the lead through Gelhart in the 48th minute. Everton responded quickly and turned the score with goals from Djussberi-Hol in the 55th minute and Tierin Beri in the 68th.
Hull did not fold; they regrouped and equalised when Belumi scored in the 74th minute to make the final score 2–2.
Photo: press material from the event
