Eagles rise in FA Cup semifinals with a comfortable victory over Cottagers

Adam Wharton may have had the good fortune not to be given the marching orders when he appeared to have kicked into Monis only minutes after he lifted a yellow card.

Palace had offered a very small threat very little in the initial exchanges. So, to a large extent, he stood up to the game of the game when they approached the behavior in the behavior, Jefferson Lerma crashed a lofty zalp against the crossbar, with Bernd Leno defeated in Fulham’s goal.

But if only inches denied the guests’ fans a special moment of Fa Cup, all this would be forgotten moments later when Eze lifted the ball on the left. The man from England, who scored his first senior international goal on Monday, cut the inside and bent a luxurious blow to the far corner to give Palace a lead.

The Eagles were rising. Less than five minutes after putting his country in front, Eze again had the ball on the left. This time, the number 10 palace turned supplier, delivering an annoying cross, which was greeted by Sar’s leader to double the advantage of South London.