Daniel Munoz secured a late 1-1 draw for Crystal Palace against Newcastle United in the Premier League. Despite missing two earlier chances, Munoz scored in the 94th minute, heading past Nick Pope. Newcastle seemed poised for victory after Marc Guehi's own goal from Anthony Gordon's cross at 53 minutes. However, Guehi assisted Munoz's equaliser, leading to celebrations at Selhurst Park.
Palace moved out of the relegation zone on goal difference, while Newcastle remained 10th, missing an opportunity to close in on the top four. The match was crucial for Palace as they aimed to avoid dropping further down the table. Their performance reflected determination and resilience, especially in the closing moments.

Oliver Glasner might feel a single point doesn't reflect his team's dominance. Palace had 16 shots with four on target, creating 1.29 expected goals (xG) and five significant chances. In contrast, Newcastle managed only one attempt worth 0.02 xG by Joelinton in the 43rd minute without any shots on target.
The first half saw no shots on target from either team, a rare occurrence this season last seen between Everton and Brentford in April. Munoz had previously missed after a quick counter-attack and was denied by Dan Burn on the line. His persistence eventually paid off with his late goal.
Munoz's goal was Palace's latest result-altering strike since Michael Olise's equaliser against Manchester City in December 2023 at 94:28 minutes. This dramatic finish highlighted Palace's ability to fight until the end and secure crucial points when needed.
This match demonstrated Crystal Palace's tenacity and ability to capitalise on opportunities even when facing setbacks. Their performance under pressure was commendable and showcased their potential to climb higher in the league standings.