You are here: Home > News > Saints topple Palace
August 6 2026 8.19am

Saints topple Palace

December 26 2011

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace were well beaten by Championship leaders Southampton 2-0 at St Mary's Stadium.

Guly do Prado netted twice for the Saints to preserve their unbeaten home record and maintain their lead at the top of the table.

The hosts started brightly as Julian Speroni had to react well to block Ricky Lambert's header from point-blank range after nine minutes.

And they took the lead in the 34th minute when Steve de Ridder skinned Peter Ramage down the right wing and crossed for Do Prado to head past Speroni.

Do Prado and Adam Lallana with a decent shot almost added to the scoreline, while Palace had a rare attempt on goal as Glenn Murray called Kelvin Davis into action.

But the Saints made sure of the points when Frazer Richardson centred for Do Prado to head home his second goal in the 77th minute.

Southampton: Davis, Richardson, Fonte, Hooiveld, Fox, De Ridder (Connolly 79), Schneiderlin (Hammond 87), Cork, Lallana, Do Prado, Lambert.

Not Used: Bialkowski, Harding, Martin.

Palace: Speroni, Clyne, McCarthy, Gardner, Parr, O'Keefe (Garvan 76), Ramage (Martin 66), Dikgacoi, Scannell, Zaha, Murray (Easter 83).

Not Used: Price, Ambrose.

Today's results and scorers

2011/12 match reports

2011/12 squad stats

Championship table

How did you get on in the Prediction League?

Did you take any photos of the game? Upload them here

Rate the players' performance here

Latest Headlines

Palace Talk Forum Latest

UEFA- SCA constraints
at 8.10am by Willo

Ozoh
at 7.02am by cROYdonrogers

Trepidation for the 26/27 Prem season ?
at 4.57am by sprites

Romaine Esse
at 10.26pm by Norbury Old Git

Franca and Doucouré
at 7.32pm by doombear

Next season's kit
at 12.13pm by ASCPFC

Como Cup
at 9.36am by Teddy Eagle

Main Stand redevelopment thread
at 9.48pm by madcap_v2

Ismaïla Sarr
at 8.09pm by Eagleman13

Loaned-Out Players
at 8.42pm by Phil’s Barber

You are here: Home > News > Saints topple Palace