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Wolves 0-2 Crystal Palace: Liam Kean and Nathan Judah analysis - WATCH

Liam Keen spoke to Nathan Judah following the defeat to Crystal Palace.

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Nathan Judah and Liam Keen

The hosts failed to retain possession or create any meaningful chances as numerous individual errors handed Palace the game on a silver platter.

First, Jean-Philippe Mateta bundled home a soft opening goal before Max Kilman scythed down Jeffrey Schlupp in the box for a stonewall penalty.

Wilfried Zaha stepped up and smashed it home to hand Palace a deserved 2-0 lead, which they took into the break.

Wolves marginally improved in the second half but still struggled to break down a stubborn Palace defence.

As a result, they fell to a very poor defeat in front of frustrated home supporters.