Dynamo Kyiv 0-2 Crystal Palace result - Oliver Glasner's side secure win on European debut

Oliver Glasner’s side romped to a 2-0 victory against Dynamo Kyiv in the UEFA Conference League thanks to goals from Daniel Munoz and Eddie Nketiah.

This victory stretches Palace's unbeaten run across all competitions to 19 matches, the longest unbeaten run in their history.

Crystal Palace started their first major European game on the front foot, pushing high up the pitch and dominating possession.

It was a first half hour without too much action to speak of, with neither side managing to register a shot on target.

That all changed in the 31st minute, however, when Oliver Glasner’s side took the lead in Lublin, with Daniel Munoz scoring what was Crystal Palace’s first goal in a major European match. Yeremy Pino sent in a brilliant cross from the left-hand side to the back post and Munoz was on hand to power a terrific header back across goal into the far corner.

Palace had a huge chance to double their lead just minutes from the break, this time through the other full-back Borna Sosa. Adam Wharton found the left-back with a delightful switch and Sosa struck his effort from close range straight at Dynamo Kyiv goalkeeper Ruslan Nescheret.

Eddie Nketiah came off the bench in the second half and it did not take him long to get involved. He thought he had doubled Palace’s lead with a good finish before seeing a flag end the celebrations prematurely. This disappointment would not last long, however, with Nketiah netting just a couple of minutes later and this time it counted, with the former Arsenal man in the right place to get on the end of a brilliant Pino cross.

The only blemish on an otherwise brilliant night came 15 minutes from time when Sosa was given two yellow cards for fouls in the space of five minutes and subsequently sent off.

A fantastic debut in major European competition for Palace and their sublime start to the season continues.

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Tonight's victory means Crystal Palace have now gone 19 games unbeaten across all competitions, the longest unbeaten run in the club's history.

What brilliant form they're in and what a superb job Oliver Glasner is doing.

Dynamo Kyiv 0-2 Crystal Palace

A comfortable night in Lublin for Oliver Glasner's side who romp to a 2-0 victory thanks to goals from Daniel Munoz and Eddie Nketiah.

There will be a minimum of five minutes added on here in Lublin.

Cardines is on for Daniel Munoz.

Even with 10 men, Palace are stroking the ball around well here, looking to manage these final few minutes without incident.

A double change for Dynamo Kyiv. Blanuta is on for Shaparenko and Karavaiev is on for Tymchyk.

Borna Sosa is shown a second yellow card for a foul and has been given his marching orders.

TNT Sports pundit Don Hutchinson had this to say on Crystal Palace's strong starting XI,

"That’s what I love about Oliver Glasner’s team selection. He went strong because he wants to keep that momentum going. Don’t want to come here and lose a game. Now, they’re going to be unbeaten in 19. It’s incredible."

Justin Devenny and Ismaila Sarr are on for Yeremy Pino and Daichi Kamada.

Ogundana is on for Yarmolenko.

Yatsyk is on for Pikhalionok.

Eddie Nketiah strikes a vicious effort from distance, Nescheret dives across to tip it behind for a Palace corner. Nketiah looks really hungry since coming on.

Dynamo Kyiv are trying to move the ball quicker and with more attacking intent now. It'll take a gargantuan effort for the Ukrainian side to get back into this one.

Nketiah has his goal now and this one will certainly count! After having a goal ruled out just moments ago for offside, Nketiah has now made it 2-0. Yeremy Pino fires in a sensational cross with the outside of his boot and Nketiah is on hand to fire home from close range.

Eddie Nketiah thumps his effort into the back of the net but the flag is up for offside. It looks a tight one and will need a VAR check!

Yeremy Pino receives the ball in the penalty area and strikes first time on goal but his effort is a tame one and easy for the Kyiv keeper.

Jefferson Lerma is on for Will Hughes.

Palace have a free-kick in a good position on the right-hand side but Sosa fails to get it off the ground and it's cleared away by the first man.