Odegaard penalty sees 10-man Arsenal squeeze past Palace
“Arsenal didn’t have it all their own way on a difficult night in south London as they edged past Crystal Palace in the Premier League. Goalless at the break, the Gunners earned a spot-kick early in the second half, which was duly dispatched by skipper Martin Odegaard. Mikel Arteta’s side had to play with 10 men from the 67th minute onwards as Palace hunted down a leveller, but they clung on.”
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