Crystal Palace’s three goals against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday provided another three points – but also sealed a Premier League record goals tally for the club.
Michael Olise, Jean-Philippe Mateta and Ebere Eze were on the scoresheet for the Eagles, as Palace made it five wins in six games to finish the season on a spectacular high.
The trio of strikes brought our tally for the season up to 52, our highest tally since the inauguration of the Premier League back in 1992, and breaking the previous club record of 51 set in 2018/19.
The Eagles have also broken their record for goals scored at Selhurst Park, with the previous record of 29 blown away during the four-goal demolition of Manchester United – and still with one game against Aston Villa to go.
Should Palace score against Villa, they would match the tally recording by the 1991/92 side, having already eclipsed that of the team that finished in third place a season earlier (50).
Two goals, meanwhile, would make this Palace’s most prolific season in the top-flight in the club’s 163-year history.
It’s set up for a final day cracker…
