Strasbourg sink Crystal Palace in Conference League / Photo: Frederick FLORIN - AFP
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Strasbourg sink Crystal Palace in Conference League
Crystal Palace slid to a 2-1 loss at Strasbourg in the UEFA Conference League on Thursday as Liam Rosenior's side came from behind to maintain their unbeaten start to the competition.
Tyrick Mitchell steered Palace into the lead and Ismaila Sarr nearly added a second when he struck the inside of the post with Strasbourg goalkeeper Mike Penders well out of his area.
Emanuel Emegha equalised for the French club early in the second half as he tapped in at the back post from Diego Moreira's cross.
Adam Wharton hit the bar for Palace with the goal gaping as Penders was again caught badly out of position when Strasbourg lost the ball on the edge of their own box.
Penders then produced a terrific save to deny Yeremy Pino and Strasbourg went down the other end and scored as teenager Samir El Mourabet swept in the rebound after Julio Enciso's free-kick smacked back off the post.
Strasbourg moved level on 10 points with Samsunspor at the top after the Turkish side could only manage a 2-2 draw away to Breidablik of Iceland.
Palace are 18th in the league standings with two wins and two losses through four matches in their first full venture into European football.
They are two points off the top eight, which offers direct qualification to the last 16. Palace have games still to come against Irish outfit Shelbourne and Finland's KuPS.
M.Thompson--AMWN