Crystal Palace beat Nottingham Forest 3-1 in the Premier League as Oliver Glasner tasted defeat on his first return to Selhurst Park.
The hosts fell behind inside three minutes when Dan Ndoye fired a low finish into the net before Daichi Kamada responded with his first Premier League goal to draw Palace level.
Jefferson Lerma -- the only change to Pierre Sage's starting XI -- put Palace ahead before half time and Yéremy Pino applied a third to secure all three points for the hosts.
Here's how it happened.
Glasner led Palace to unprecedented success during his time in charge, delivering the club's first major trophy with FA Cup glory in 2025 before winning the Community Shield and Conference League.
The Austrian left when his contract expired and joined Nottingham Forest this summer, and reunited with his former side for the first time since leaving.
Palace turned to Pierre Sage as Glasner's successor, but the early signs have been mixed.
The south London side have impressed in the Europa League but have managed seven from their opening six league games.
Forest haven't been any more convincing, securing five points from six league games and failed to bounce back from a disappointing 1-0 defeat to Coventry City before the international break.
This was Palace's first win against Forest in the Premier League.
