News about Nathaniel Clyne

Liverpool used Southampton as a feeder club between 2014 and 2019. The Reds paid the Saints close to £200million in transfer fees during that period and received Rickie Lambert, Dejan Lovren, Adam Lallana, Nathaniel Clyne, Sadio Mane, Virgil van Dijk and Danny Ings in return. Some of those players flopped, while others shone at Anfield.

Crystal Palace have confirmed the release of three first-team stars as they announced their retain list for the 2024-25 season.   Clubs across the top-flight have been announcing who will leave the clubs at the end of their contracts this summer.  Some players though have been signed to new contracts, which is the case for former Liverpool defender Nathaniel Clyne.

Arsenal is a footballer who plays for Arsenal, and the Emirates needed a big win to resurrect their form on Saturday. They got it against Crystal Palace, and they've taken it against Crystal Palace. The Gunners have struggled for goals relative to their championship rivals so far this season, but the Gunners' clinical success against Palace has put them just two points behind leaders Liverpool.

Despite having his three-match ban reversed, Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin could face repercussion for his red card against Crystal Palace. In a goalless FA Cup third-round draw last week, the 26-year-old was facing the ban for a challenge against Crystal Palace defender Nathaniel Clyne. It was a call that sparked controversy within the football community and resulted in the FA overturning dismissal.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin's red card in the 0-0 draw at Crystal Palace in the FA Cup last week has been overturned by Everton, with the striker's subsequent three-match suspension being reinstated. Calvert-Lewin was suspended in the second half of a protest against Nathaniel Clyne, which did not appear to be reckless or out of place. Referee Chris Kavanagh did not give a free kick at the time, but he was advised to go over to the VAR monitor. Kavanagh proceeded with a red card that baffled players and followers, including opposition defender Joachim Andersen who shook Calvert-Lewin's hand and was seen saying, "it's not a red." Sean Dyche, the current Everton chief, admitted that his patience with VAR was running low.

Following the contentious decision that culminated in Dominic Calvert-Lewin's straight red card late in the goalless FA Cup third-round match at Crystal Palace, Everton boss Sean Dyche called for a "tidying up" of VAR. Following a shin-down by Calvert-Lewin, Nathaniel Clyne went down wincing, he appeared to grab the Palace defender's shin with his studs. Referee Chris Kavanagh went to investigate the incident on the pitchside monitor and found that the contact was enough to dismiss the Toffees striker, who was suspended for the first time in his career.

BOOK : Crystal Palace and Everton played out a 0-0 draw at Selhurst Park, the first to be called a VAR call that was later in the game, but the visitors were not informed. Dominic Calvert-Lewin received his first straight red after a tumultuous confrontation with Nathaniel Clyne late in the game, with neither team being able to break the deadlock. Chris Kavanagh's VAR check ensued, and although replays showed no contact, the striker was given his marching orders after recklessly entering the field.

KIERAN GILL AT SELHURST PARK: On a wet night at Selhurst Park, Crystal Palace and Everton played out a drab 0-0 draw and now face each other in the FA Cup's fourth round. In the first half, neither team could take the lead, with Eberechi Eze missing a clear cut chance off a free kick, but Arnaut Danjuma couldn't get the ball past Dean Henderson in net, despite his best attempts. Dominic Calvert-Lewin was suspended for a tackle on Nathaniel Clyne in the second half.

Fans and commentators have slammed the decision to give Dominic Calvert-Lewin a red card in their FA Cup match against Crystal Palace. Following a VAR review, the striker was sent home after a sliding challenge on Nathaniel Clyne in which he appeared to win the ball but had no contact with him. Referee Chris Kavanagh was asked to check the monitor for a possible red card, resulting in the Toffees striker being dismissed with 11 minutes remaining to play. Fans have sluggish, while Everton captain Seamus Coleman has defended the call following a 0-0 draw at Selhurst Park.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin was suspended during Everton's FA Cup third-round match against Crystal Palace on Sunday, and Eagles fans booed him inside Selhurst Park as he came down the tunnel. Calvert-Lewin slid in to win the ball from Palace's Nathaniel Clyne, in a drab 0-0 match that saw both teams fail to convert their hopes. When he took the challenge, the Everton forward seemed to have his studs up, but there was no excessive force or malice in the tackle, with the 26-year-old appearing to have no contact with Clyne's shinpad.

LEWIS STEELE AT SELHURST PARK: Crystal Palace and Everton clashed at 0-0 draw in the FA Cup on Thursday night, with neither Premier League squad able to summon the creativity or clinical touch to break the deadlock. Dominic Calvert-Lewin was in jail after a lengthy VAR check for a rash challenge on Nathaniel Clyne, but replays revealed that there was no contact between the two players. After an apparent ankle injury, Dwight McNeil was then forced to leave early in the game on a stretcher, bringing a total of nine minutes.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: We'll soon be talking about Trebles and the best we've ever seen, and we'll also discuss Financial Fair Play's caveats as we have increased frequency in recent weeks. We know that an asterisk is only ever written in pencil, but 115 of them are impossible to ignore, which is why I like to write about Brighton when I reflect on the season's team. It's nicer. Cleaner. It's also relative. In fact, if the music stops, they will be sixth, so five clubs are better than Brighton, if we are to be fiddly about it. However, this is why it's helpful to see their tale in the context of food franchises and who is supposed to eat who is in the richest of leagues. Brighton, who are currently in last place for wages and have invested less than they have invested on transfers in the last two seasons, has a natural knack for playing silly buggers with our bankable formulas.

XCLUSIVE BY ADRIAN KAJUMBA: At Preston last weekend, the moment Cardiff goalkeeper Rohan Luthra had been waiting for years has arrived. It was definitely happening. And then it all turned horribly bizarre. 'It felt like one of those old school Nike commercials in which the geezer has the GoPro on their chest or head,' he joked. They're looking around, trying to figure out what they're good at, and they're wandering around the stadium.'

Aaron Wan-Bissaka of West Ham and his former club Crystal Palace have turned down his calls. United did not intend to sell or loan the defender in this transfer window because doing so would bring in a replacement. So far in the Premier League this season, Wan-Bissaka has played just four minutes for United, with Diogo Dalot now the club's first-choice option at right-back.

KASSAM STADIUM is an acronym that stands for American Football Championships and five FA Cups, but Patrick Vieira's EFL Cup is a departure from his glittering resume. Maybe he's right to run Crystal Palace as the manager. This narrow victory over League One Oxford United was their first victory in this competition since 2018 and it comes as a result at least. Odsonne Edouard (left) had a good time scoring his first goal since January, despite being squandered two earlier chances, slotting past Ed McGinty (top right) before Luka Milivojevic's late penalty (bottom right) sealed the deal.

JOE BERNSTEIN, ANFIELD: Darwin Nunez was congratulated by Crystal Palace for launching a new, exciting gameplan to discourage him. They may not have predicted how quickly Liverpool's hyped-up £85 million striker would slip into their trap. Nunez, who was on his first Liverpool return to play, had just 57 minutes against Palace's bouncing back-five before the red mist descended to match his shirt. The 23-year-old Uruguayan's stupidly leant forward to tackle his opponents on the chest after reacting to a shove in the back from Joachim Andersen.