Jean-Philippe Mateta leaps near the corner flag as he celebrates scoring for Crystal Palace against Newcastle United, with fans celebrating in the standsImage source, Getty Images
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Jean-Philippe Mateta has scored 13 goals for Crystal Palace this season

At a glance

  • William Osula fires Newcastle in front with hooked finish from on the turf after Maxence Lacroix failed to deal with Lewis Miley's cross

  • Substitute Jean-Philippe Mateta equalises in 80th minute with header from Tyrick Mitchell's cross

  • Mateta then scores winner from penalty spot after Sven Botman's pull on Jefferson Lerma

  • Newcastle fall to 14th place while Crystal Palace move above them to 13th

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Football reporter at Selhurst Park

Substitute Jean-Philippe Mateta scored a dramatic late double as Crystal Palace came from behind to beat Newcastle United.

The visitors looked to be on course for a much-needed victory following William Osula's first-half strike at Selhurst Park.

But Newcastle have thrown away more points from winning positions (25) than any other side in the Premier League and Crystal Palace came roaring back late on.

Newcastle breathed a sigh of relief after Jefferson Lerma's header crashed off the crossbar, but the hosts eventually equalised in the 80th minute.

Daniel Munoz broke forward down the right and the defender's cross was coolly hooked back across by Tyrick Mitchell to Mateta, who headed the ball down and into the net to leave manager Oliver Glasner jumping for joy on the touchline.

Opposite number Eddie Howe, by contrast, bowed his head, but the Newcastle head coach's afternoon was about to get even worse.

Referee Andy Madley awarded Crystal Palace a penalty in the first minute of stoppage time when defender Sven Botman pulled Jefferson Lerma's shirt inside the box.

Up stepped Mateta, who picked out the bottom right corner to the delight of the home supporters.

The hosts' win meant they leapfrogged Newcastle into 13th place, as Howe's team fell to 14th.

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Number: 1 D. Henderson
Number: 23 J. Canvot
Number: 5 M. Lacroix
Number: 26 C. Richards
Number: 3 T. Mitchell
Number: 19 W. Hughes
Number: 8 J. Lerma
Number: 2 D. Muñoz
Number: 10 Yeremy Pino
Number: 22 J. Strand Larsen
Number: 11 B. Johnson

Substitutes

Number: 18 D. Kamada
Number: 14 J. Mateta
Number: 7 I. Sarr
Number: 24 B. Sosa
Number: 20 A. Wharton

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