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<html><head></head><body>Palace came close to taking an early lead when Nathan Harness saved Brandon Aveiro&#39;s spot-kick before Rob Street bagged a few moments later.
In an action-packed match, Charlton fought back against the Eagles, though, and netted twice to steal three points from SE25.
To watch full highlights of this clash now for free, just head to Palace TV. To do so, <a href="http://eagles.cpfc.co.uk" target="_blank" rel="noopener">either click here now</a> or &#39;Palace TV&#39; in the official app.</body></html>

Crystal Palace Under-23s competed in an end-to-end game with Charlton Athletic this afternoon at Selhurst Park, falling to the visitors by just one goal.

U23s Report: Youthful Palace edged by Charlton 

<html><head></head><body>Summary
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<li style="font-weight: 400;">Crystal Palace field a young lineup</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;">Nathan Harness saves Brandon Aveiro’s penalty</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;">Rob Street nets the game’s first goal</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;">Charlton equalise a few moments later through Kareem Isiaka</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;">Half-time: 1-1</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;">Ben Dempsey makes it two for Charlton</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;">Full-time: Palace 1-2 Charlton</li>
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Facing a young Palace side, the visiting Charlton Athletic opened today’s match with aggression, pushing the Eagles back with several testing runs. 
Having gained their composure after soaking up the Addicks’ assaults for five minutes, the home side looked settled and strong, stringing together a series of passes around the back and controlling exchanges with calm build-up play.
Many of Palace’s offensive moves came down the left-wing, with Brandon Aveiro appearing determined along the line, and it was from this wing where the Eagles’ first real chance came.
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Noah Watson stormed to the byline, struck a smart lofted cross into the box and, under pressure from Brandon Pierrick, Charles Clayden hit the ball with his hand to concede a 20th-minute penalty.
Stepping up to strike from 12-yards, Aveiro was denied by the strong, stretched glove of Nathan Harness and the scores remained level. In spite of the miss, Palace looked energised and fought their way into taking the lead barely two minutes later.
Fed with a fizzing ball from the quieter of the two flanks by David Boateng, Rob Street struck home cooly with plenty of space and wheeled away in relieved celebration.
The goal was a deserved one, and Palace appeared eager to maintain their momentum, seeking to pin Charlton back using swift, wide attacks.
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But the Addicks responded smartly to the Eagles’ opening goal, denying their opponent time to relish the lead and pulled themselves level having spread play out to Johl Powell.
Forcing his way into the box, Powell stood up an enticing cross towards the unguarded back post which Kareem Isiaka nodded home with ease.
At the other end of the pitch, Aveiro looked to atone for his earlier miss when he struck with pace at the near post, but, as with the spot-kick, Harness performed admirably and palmed the effort behind for a corner.
Chances continued to fall for either side, with the closest coming as Gio McGregor launched a free-kick just inches over the crossbar.
As the first-half’s final minutes turned to seconds, Charlton enjoyed one last push for the game’s third goal when Powell cut the ball back to Ben Dempsey on the edge of the box, however the visiting No.8 struck wide with his first-time effort.
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Charlton returned for the second spell having held on to their attacking intentions, with Clayden starting their push by skimming the ball wide of Jacob Russell’s right post.
Both sides upheld the game’s intensity, however, and Pierrick found himself frustrated when his close-range shot hit the floor, Junior Quitirna and then the crossbar before being launched to safety by the Charlton defence.
In an end-to-end afternoon, the Addicks were next to stand dumbfounded at not having scored, with Powell posting a troubling ball across the face of goal only for none of his teammates to capitalise on the silver-platter chance.
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In a mirror-image of their earlier miss, Charlton would again watch as an intelligent ball fizzed across the Palace box with no one in black there to meet it.
Eventually, though, the visitors learnt from their mistakes and took the lead when Dempsey drove into the right of Palace’s box and struck home with conviction to hand Charlton their second of the afternoon.
As it had been for the entire 90 minutes, the game remained tight until the final whistle and both sides saw further chances hit the advertising boards.
On another day, they would certainly have rippled the net.
Palace: Russell, D.Boateng, Watson, M.Boateng, Woods, Mensah, Aveiro (Lokilo 71), Steele (Ajayi 76), Street, McGregor, Pierrick.
Subs: Chamberlin-Gayle, Olopade.
Charlton: Harness, Vennings, Stevenson, Quitirna (Odoh 76), Keefe, Mingi, Powell, Dempsey, Davison (Ocran 68), Isiaka (Allsopp 90), Clayden.
Subs: French, Harvey.
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In an afternoon packed with chances for both teams, Crystal Palace Under-23s narrowly lost 1-2 against Charlton Athletic on the turf of Selhurst Park this afternoon.

U23s Team news: Palace set for third game in eight days

<html><head></head><body>Richard Shaw&#39;s team face the Addicks having already played Watford and Blackburn Rovers since last Monday, and the Palace manager has called-up a number of Under-18s to bolster his squad as a result.
A total of six Academy players are set to start this afternoon, with Noah Watson a notable inclusion making the step-up between levels.
More established players include Sam Woods and Gio McGregor.
Palace: Russell, D.Boateng, Watson, M.Boateng, Woods, Mensah, Aveiro, Steele, Street, McGregor, Pierrick.
Subs: Lokilo, Chamberlin-Gayle, Olopade, Ajayi.
Charlton: Harness, Vennings, Stevenson, Quitirna, Keefe, Mingi, Powell, Dempsey, Davison, Isiaka, Clayden.
Subs: French, Harvey, Odoh, Allsopp, Orcan.
Watch how the lads fare live <a href="/news/2019/october/crystal-palace-under-23s-live-v-charlton-athletic-at-selhurst-park/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">by clicking here</a>!
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Crystal Palace Under-23s are facing Charlton Athletic at Selhurst Park this afternoon and have fielded a youthful starting XI to take on their third match in eight days.

Watch Palace U23s v Charlton Athletic at Selhurst or online today 

<html><head></head><body>As part of this trial, supporters can pay £3 to access live footage of the match on Palace TV (eagles.cpfc.co.uk).
Gold, Junior Gold and International Members (and Season Ticket holders who also have one of these Memberships) should be aware that the live broadcast will come at no extra cost and is included in their Membership package.
Supporters intending to trial the pay-per-view service must ensure they are signed into the free Palace Account, and can purchase a pass to view the broadcast this morning.
The broadcast will not be available to watch on the app for any viewer. It can only be accessed via <a href="http://eagles.cpfc.co.uk/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">eagles.cpfc.co.uk</a>.
See below for FAQs.
<h4>Attend at Selhurst in person</h4>
Entrance to the Palace v Charlton match is open to the public and tickets can be bought either <a href="https://tickets.cpfc.co.uk/eventdetail.aspx?e=1900" target="_blank" rel="noopener">by clicking here</a> or on the gate. This fixture is being played at Selhurst Park and supporters should arrive from 12:30 onwards.
<h4>Further information and FAQs on live Palace TV broadcasts</h4>
All supporters can access the live match broadcasts for a one-off payment of £3 - which enables access to a broadcast on eagles.cpfc.co.uk (only), without the need for a Membership. Please note, live streams are not viewable within the club app. 
Remember, if you’re already a Gold, Junior Gold, International Member or a Season Ticket holder with any of these Memberships, you will be able to access free of charge as part of your Membership via eagles.cpfc.co.uk.
Pay-per-view access can only be purchased within a few hours prior to kick-off at eagles.cpfc.co.uk.
These live broadcasts are one-camera productions, and include replays and audio commentary.
Supporters wishing to purchase PPV must follow these steps:
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<li>Please ensure your phone/computer meets the minimum specification required for live streaming: <a href="https://support.brightcove.com/brightcove-player-system-requirements">https://support.brightcove.com/brightcove-player-system-requirements</a></li>
<li>Sign-up/log-in to your Palace Account, which is free to join. Do so at <a href="https://eagles.cpfc.co.uk/">https://eagles.cpfc.co.uk/</a> (following the sign-up/log-in prompts).</li>
<li>On the day of the match (only) - within a few hours of kick-off, click this link: <a href="https://eagles.cpfc.co.uk/live-stream/">https://eagles.cpfc.co.uk/live-stream/</a></li>
<li>Click ‘Pay Now’ and complete the required fields.</li>
<li>Once paid, you will be redirected back to <a href="https://eagles.cpfc.co.uk/live-stream/">https://eagles.cpfc.co.uk/live-stream/</a> (click the link if this doesn’t happen automatically) and have access to the game.  Typically live pictures from the stadium will be shown 30 minutes prior to kick-off.</li>
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If you have successfully paid and cannot view, please use the Live Chat function on <a href="http://eagles.cpfc.co.uk/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">eagles.cpfc.co.uk</a> or <a href="mailto:memberships@cpfc.co.uk" target="_blank" rel="noopener">email memberships@cpfc.co.uk</a>.</body></html>

Crystal Palace Under-23s are back in league action against Charlton Athletic today (Monday) at 13:00 BST and you can attend in person or watch how they fare with a pay-per-view live broadcast being trialled.

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Watch highlights of U23s' end-to-end south London derby

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Team stats

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