Crystal Palace has commenced its Conference League campaign with a confident 2-0 victory over Dynamo Kyiv. The match, played in Poland, saw goals from Daniel Muñoz and Eddie Nketiah, securing a comfortable win for the Eagles despite a late red card for Borna Sosa.

This win extends Crystal Palace's unbeaten run to a club-record 19 games in all competitions. The team's solid performance reflects their ambition in the Conference League, where they are considered by some as favorites. Approximately 3,500 Crystal Palace fans made the journey from South London to support their team in this historic match.

The game saw Crystal Palace facing a determined Dynamo Kyiv defense. An early dangerous cross from Yeremy Pino nearly connected with Jean-Philippe Mateta in the 11th minute, but the team struggled to create many meaningful chances in the first half. Maxence Lacroix received medical attention after a head clash with Taras Mykhavko, which forced Mykhavko to be substituted. Daniel Muñoz broke the deadlock with a goal, followed by Eddie Nketiah who sealed the victory.

Crystal Palace's manager, Oliver Glasner, is being supported by the club in the transfer market, indicating their commitment to a strong run in the competition. This victory marks Crystal Palace's first venture into European football. This win provides a strong foundation as they navigate the challenges of the Conference League.