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podcast. Hello everyone and welcome into our ESPNFC studios. I'm Alexis

Nunes here alongside Stevie Nicol and there is only one place to start today and

that is at Wembley for the Community Shield where Crystal Palace beat Liverpool

3-2 on penalties. Dean Henderson the goalkeeper for Crystal Palace emerged as the

hero saving shots from Alexis McAllister and Harvey Elliott.

All right, well let's welcome in the rest of our teammates, shall we, who are out there at Wembley,

Nadom Anua and Frank LeBuff.

Natom, let me come to you first because, like I said, three months ago we were there at Wembley watching Crystal Palace do what they do well

and that is B giant slayers and here they've done it again today you see Alexis you didn't

need to mention that game let's just talk about this one here today yeah I think we should

remember they took down city I don't know we're talking about old news old news to talk about

this game.

I think what I would say in regards to how you've described it there, in that second half, the possession was nearly 50-50. I think the way that Palace had played today has shown a level of maturity, which maybe is a step on from last season. And I think at times, you know, when we saw them before the game, we thought, well, they've not really had any major signings and so on. will they struggling again well not really i think basically they went told to so of liverpool today and contrary to say that if they got final it never felt like they were holding on and that that means they deserve a ton of credit and for them to be winning this i think you can make a good case that they deserved it i think when you compare how well they played compared to what we sort of expected from Liverpool I think it was a good game of football but yeah I think the bigger chances the bigger moments

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