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Daichi Kamada netted a last-gasp equaliser to rescue a draw for Crystal Palace at home to Hoffenheim in the Europa League.
Kamada prodded home from close range, sending the ball through the goalkeeper's legs, to level for Pierre Sage's side in the second minute of stoppage time.
The German visitors had looked destined to win at Selhurst Park as wasteful Palace, who had Adam Wharton sent off, struggled to find a way through despite enjoying long spells of possession.
Palace started the game promisingly, but Hoffenheim took the lead when Alexander Prass met a Tim Limperle cross and fired a low shot which slipped awkwardly underneath goalkeeper Dean Henderson, who should have done better.
Prospects of avoiding defeat seemed to worsen for Palace when Wharton was shown a second yellow card for a foul on Wouter Burger.
But they continued to look for chances as they set up camp in the attacking third and eventually managed to snatch a goal and a point.
More to follow.
Daichi Kamada netted a last-gasp equaliser to rescue a draw for Crystal Palace at home to Hoffenheim in the Europa League.
Kamada prodded home from close range, sending the ball through the goalkeeper's legs, to level for Pierre Sage's side in the second minute of stoppage time.
The German visitors had looked destined to win at Selhurst Park as wasteful Palace, who had Adam Wharton sent off, struggled to find a way through despite enjoying long spells of possession.
Palace started the game promisingly, but Hoffenheim took the lead when Alexander Prass met a Tim Limperle cross and fired a low shot which slipped awkwardly underneath goalkeeper Dean Henderson, who should have done better.
Prospects of avoiding defeat seemed to worsen for Palace when Wharton was shown a second yellow card for a foul on Wouter Burger.
But they continued to look for chances as they set up camp in the attacking third and eventually managed to snatch a goal and a point.
More to follow.
Daichi Kamada netted a last-gasp equaliser to rescue a draw for Crystal Palace at home to Hoffenheim in the Europa League.
Kamada prodded home from close range, sending the ball through the goalkeeper's legs, to level for Pierre Sage's side in the second minute of stoppage time.
The German visitors had looked destined to win at Selhurst Park as wasteful Palace, who had Adam Wharton sent off, struggled to find a way through despite enjoying long spells of possession.
Palace started the game promisingly, but Hoffenheim took the lead when Alexander Prass met a Tim Limperle cross and fired a low shot which slipped awkwardly underneath goalkeeper Dean Henderson, who should have done better.
Prospects of avoiding defeat seemed to worsen for Palace when Wharton was shown a second yellow card for a foul on Wouter Burger.
But they continued to look for chances as they set up camp in the attacking third and eventually managed to snatch a goal and a point.
More to follow.
Daichi Kamada netted a last-gasp equaliser to rescue a draw for Crystal Palace at home to Hoffenheim in the Europa League.
Kamada prodded home from close range, sending the ball through the goalkeeper's legs, to level for Pierre Sage's side in the second minute of stoppage time.
The German visitors had looked destined to win at Selhurst Park as wasteful Palace, who had Adam Wharton sent off, struggled to find a way through despite enjoying long spells of possession.
Palace started the game promisingly, but Hoffenheim took the lead when Alexander Prass met a Tim Limperle cross and fired a low shot which slipped awkwardly underneath goalkeeper Dean Henderson, who should have done better.
Prospects of avoiding defeat seemed to worsen for Palace when Wharton was shown a second yellow card for a foul on Wouter Burger.
But they continued to look for chances as they set up camp in the attacking third and eventually managed to snatch a goal and a point.
More to follow.
Getafe are 13th in La Liga, but did beat Sevilla 3-1 at home on Sunday.
The Getafe side includes Andres Garcia, on loan from Aston Villa, former Watford full-back Kiko Femenia, ex-Nottingham Forest and Everton midfielder Orel Mangala and forward Ivan Azon, who helped Ipswich Town win promotion to the Premier League during a loan spell from Como last season.
Getafe XI: Soria, Mojica, Dakonam, Boselli, Femenia, Gudelj, Mangala, Satriano, Terrats, Garcia, Azon.
Subs: Letacek, Ferrer, Davinchi, Sazonov, Abqar, Valou, Martin, Serrano, Risco, Mayoral, Unal.
Brighton make five changes from the side that won 1-0 at Manchester City at the weekend.
Jaouen Hadjam, Michael Svobada, Jack Hinshelwood, Malick Yalcouye and Georginio Rutter are the five to get chances to show what they can do.
Brighton XI: Verbruggen, Boscagli, Dunk, Hadjam, Svobada, Costinha, Hinshelwood, Gross, Ayari, Yalcouye, Rutter.
Subs: Steele, McGill, Osman, Vuskovic, De Cuyper, O'Riley, Nti, Gomez, Kostoulas, Ibrahim.
Daichi Kamada netted a last-gasp equaliser to rescue a draw for Crystal Palace at home to Hoffenheim in the Europa League.
Kamada prodded home from close range, sending the ball through the goalkeeper's legs, to level for Pierre Sage's side in the second minute of stoppage time.
The German visitors had looked destined to win at Selhurst Park as wasteful Palace, who had Adam Wharton sent off, struggled to find a way through despite enjoying long spells of possession.
Palace started the game promisingly, but Hoffenheim took the lead when Alexander Prass met a Tim Limperle cross and fired a low shot which slipped awkwardly underneath goalkeeper Dean Henderson, who should have done better.
Prospects of avoiding defeat seemed to worsen for Palace when Wharton was shown a second yellow card for a foul on Wouter Burger.
But they continued to look for chances as they set up camp in the attacking third and eventually managed to snatch a goal and a point.
More to follow.
Daichi Kamada netted a last-gasp equaliser to rescue a draw for Crystal Palace at home to Hoffenheim in the Europa League.
Kamada prodded home from close range, sending the ball through the goalkeeper's legs, to level for Pierre Sage's side in the second minute of stoppage time.
The German visitors had looked destined to win at Selhurst Park as wasteful Palace, who had Adam Wharton sent off, struggled to find a way through despite enjoying long spells of possession.
Palace started the game promisingly, but Hoffenheim took the lead when Alexander Prass met a Tim Limperle cross and fired a low shot which slipped awkwardly underneath goalkeeper Dean Henderson, who should have done better.
Prospects of avoiding defeat seemed to worsen for Palace when Wharton was shown a second yellow card for a foul on Wouter Burger.
But they continued to look for chances as they set up camp in the attacking third and eventually managed to snatch a goal and a point.
More to follow.
Daichi Kamada netted a last-gasp equaliser to rescue a draw for Crystal Palace at home to Hoffenheim in the Europa League.
Kamada prodded home from close range, sending the ball through the goalkeeper's legs, to level for Pierre Sage's side in the second minute of stoppage time.
The German visitors had looked destined to win at Selhurst Park as wasteful Palace, who had Adam Wharton sent off, struggled to find a way through despite enjoying long spells of possession.
Palace started the game promisingly, but Hoffenheim took the lead when Alexander Prass met a Tim Limperle cross and fired a low shot which slipped awkwardly underneath goalkeeper Dean Henderson, who should have done better.
Prospects of avoiding defeat seemed to worsen for Palace when Wharton was shown a second yellow card for a foul on Wouter Burger.
But they continued to look for chances as they set up camp in the attacking third and eventually managed to snatch a goal and a point.
More to follow.
Daichi Kamada netted a last-gasp equaliser to rescue a draw for Crystal Palace at home to Hoffenheim in the Europa League.
Kamada prodded home from close range, sending the ball through the goalkeeper's legs, to level for Pierre Sage's side in the second minute of stoppage time.
The German visitors had looked destined to win at Selhurst Park as wasteful Palace, who had Adam Wharton sent off, struggled to find a way through despite enjoying long spells of possession.
Palace started the game promisingly, but Hoffenheim took the lead when Alexander Prass met a Tim Limperle cross and fired a low shot which slipped awkwardly underneath goalkeeper Dean Henderson, who should have done better.
Prospects of avoiding defeat seemed to worsen for Palace when Wharton was shown a second yellow card for a foul on Wouter Burger.
But they continued to look for chances as they set up camp in the attacking third and eventually managed to snatch a goal and a point.
More to follow.
Bournemouth boss Marco Rose has made eight changes from their weekend win over Leeds with Sunday’s clash against Ipswich Town also in mind. The Cherries have won their opening three European games so are in a good position to rotate.
Sparta Prague XI: Surovcik; Hoever,m Soh, Guddal, Suchomel; Macek, Mannsverk, Irving; Singhateh, Brunes, Alcocer.
Subs: Hegyi, Dyntar, Kaderabek, Martinec, Eneme, Vitalyos, Grimaldo, Vydra, Vojta, Zeleny, Jurasek, Sochurek.
Bournemouth XI: Di Gregorio; Smith, Hill, Diakite, Soler, Cook, Christie; Brooks, Adli, Gannon-Doak; Rodriguez
Subs: Petrovic, Allan, Truffert, Evanilson, Adams, Silva, Tavernier, Kluivert, Rayan.
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