After stunning Manchester City in the FA Cup final in May, Palace defied the odds again — winning a penalty shootout 3-2 after the game ended in a 2-2 draw
Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson dives to save a penalty by Liverpool’s Harvey Elliott at Wembley on Sunday. Pic/Getty Images
Crystal Palace pulled off another Wembley upset by beating Premier League champion Liverpool to lift the Community Shield.
After stunning Manchester City in the FA Cup final in May, Palace defied the odds again — winning a penalty shootout 3-2 after the game ended in a 2-2 draw.
“It’s incredible. We turned up today. They’re the favourites, they’ve got unbelievable players, they’re a great team,” Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson said.
“Two trophies in three months. That’s incredible. Let’s find the next bit of history.” Henderson saved two penalties in the shootout. “I love the big moments. I love that pressure moment,” he said.
Mohamed Salah also fired over with Liverpool’s first spot kick and Palace substitute Justin Devenny converted the winning penalty by blasting high into the corner to spark huge celebrations.
Victory in the FA Cup had seen Palace win the first major trophy in its history and it quickly followed that up with the Community Shield in the curtain-raising game for the new season in England’s top flight.
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