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Brighton miss out on top spot after Palace draw

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LONDON, Sep 28: Neil Maupay ran through to lob home a finish in the fifth minute of stoppage time and earn Brighton a 1-1 draw at local rival Crystal Palace in the English Premier League on Monday.
Brighton would have climbed into first place with a win but still left Selhurst Park satisfied after Maupay’s late equalizer, which came as Joel Veltman helped the ball forward from just inside his own half following a poor clearance by Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita.
Wilfried Zaha put Palace ahead from the penalty spot in first-half stoppage time after Conor Gallagher was fouled in the box by Leandro Trossard.
Brighton stayed sixth but moved into a tie for points with Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea and Everton, who are a point behind leader Liverpool. (AP)

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