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Eddie Nketiah was Crystal Palace’s hero on Saturday at Selhurst Park (Picture: Getty Images) Eddie Nketiah received a few grateful texts from his Arsenal connections after scoring a late winner for Crystal Palace over Liverpool on Saturday. Sign up to our newsletter and then select your team in the link we’ll send you so we can get football news tailored to you.
One of those sides is Arsenal, the club Nketiah joined the Eagles from last year, and he has had some thanks for his fine work against Liverpool. ‘I had a few thank you messages to be honest,’ said Nketiah. ‘Yeah, a couple of the staff messaged me but I’m fully focused on life here and want to do well and help the team as much as possible.’ Nketiah netted his first goal of the season against the Reds (Picture: Getty Images) Palace manager Oliver Glasner said of Nketiah, who was only making his second appearance of the season due to a hamstring injury: ‘It’s good to have him back. ‘At the end of last season, he showed at the end of last season that he can score many goals. He’s so ambitious and is working very hard, which he got the reward for today. ‘One of our slogans is: If you invest, you get something back.
Well done, Eddie.’ Nketiah returned the compliments to his boss, saying: ‘He’s amazing. I feel like we’re all fighting, we all want to push and do well. ‘It’s a really nice environment and a good place for young players to improve and develop, that’s what you want to do, work every day and achieve great things together.’ Crystal Palace are now the only unbeaten team in the Premier League, having won three and drawn three of their first six contests.