Israeli Footballers Shine in Premier League and Championship Matches
Israeli midfielder Anan Khalaily played a role in Crystal Palace's dramatic 3-2 comeback victory over Fulham in the Premier League on Saturday, securing their first win of the season. Khalaily, making his second consecutive start, was involved in the move that led to the decisive goal in the 77th minute. After Fulham took an early lead through Josh King in the 11th minute, Crystal Palace equalized via Tyrick Mitchell in the 36th, only for Fulham to regain the lead through Carlos Palacios in the 42nd. Mitchell scored his second goal in the 54th minute to level the score again. The winning goal came when Khalaily attempted to dribble past Fulham's goalkeeper Bernd Leno, and though the ball eventually fell to Eberechi Eze, it was Ben Chilwell who scored into an empty net after a supposed foul on Khalaily.
In the Championship, goalkeeper Daniel Peretz played the full 90 minutes for Southampton in their 1-1 draw against Lincoln City. Peretz made four saves, including two in the opening fifteen minutes, and was close to securing a win for Southampton, who took the lead in the 44th minute through a goal from James Ward-Prowse. However, Lincoln equalized in the 87th minute with a header from Michael Ladpogd. Southampton remains undefeated in their last four league games but is still dealing with a four-point deduction for a past spying scandal.
Meanwhile, Manor Solomon was part of the West Ham team that defeated Derby County 3-0. Joelinton scored early for West Ham, and Edwin Opoku, who replaced Solomon in the 78th minute, added a second goal before assisting a third in stoppage time. In another match, Lisab Isat played the entire game for Bristol City in their 2-1 victory over Burnley.
Ajax midfielder Oscar Gloukh started for Ajax in their 3-1 home loss to PSV Eindhoven, marking Ajax's first defeat of the season. Gloukh was substituted in the 54th minute with Ajax trailing 2-1. PSV temporarily moved to the top of the league standings with the win.
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