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May 22, 2022 at 4pm UK at Selhurst Park
Crystal Palace
1 - 0
Man Utd
Zaha (37')
Hughes (43'), Edouard (63')
FT(HT: 1-0)

Mejbri (44'), Dalot (59'), Lindelof (84'), Fernandes (90')

Result: Manchester United claim Europa League spot despite defeat at Crystal Palace

:Headline: Result: Manchester United claim Europa League spot despite defeat at Crystal Palace:
Manchester United finish sixth in the Premier League table, securing a Europa League spot for next season, despite losing 1-0 at Crystal Palace on Sunday.
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Incoming Manchester United head coach Erik ten Hag was in the stands as his new side suffered a 1-0 defeat to Crystal Palace on the final day of the 2021-22 Premier League campaign.

Wilfried Zaha's first-half effort decided a largely uneventful contest, but the Red Devils still managed to finish sixth in the table, and claim a Europa League spot for next term, as seventh-placed West Ham United lost 3-1 at Brighton & Hove Albion.

Missing Cristiano Ronaldo due to a hip flexor problem, Edinson Cavani led the line on his final appearance for the club, while there was also a full first-team debut for Hannibal Mejbri.

Captain Harry Maguire was also back in the Man United side following their 4-0 defeat at Brighton & Hove Albion last time out, with Raphael Varane dropping to the bench, but there was no sign of Paul Pogba, who has almost certainly played his final match for the club.

Cavani had the first half-chance in the 16th minute of the contest, but the striker's effort was expertly kept out by returning Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita.

The visitors again came close in the 25th minute when Anthony Elanga broke down the right before looking to pick out Bruno Fernandes at the far post, but the Portugal international could not make contact.

David de Gea had to be alert twice in quick succession before the 30-minute mark, meanwhile, first keeping out Zaha's low drive before preventing an effort from Jeffrey Schlupp from flying into the net.

Palace did make the breakthrough in the 37th minute, though, when Zaha worked his way into the penalty box before expertly finding the bottom corner of the net.

Man United had the first attempt of the second period, with Fernandes's long-range free kick kept out by Guaita, as the Red Devils looked to answer back at Selhurst Park.

Mejbri, who played off the left against Patrick Vieira's side, found himself inside the Palace box in the 53rd minute, but the teenager was dispossessed by Joel Ward at the final moment.

Conor Gallagher then swept wide of the Man United post just before the hour, with the Eagles still leading 1-0 with 30 minutes to play on the final matchday of the 2021-22 Premier League campaign.

Mejbri came close to a leveller in the 61st minute after smart work from Fred, but Guaita managed to tip the attacker's effort over the crossbar, and he was replaced by Juan Mata shortly after.

Mitchell van der Gaag and Steve McClaren were also at Selhurst Park, with the pair set to form part of Ten Hag's staff at Old Trafford next season.

Man United came close to a leveller in the 73rd minute when a cross from Mata was headed back towards his own goal by Joachim Andersen, but the ball dropped just over the crossbar.

Shola Shoretire and Alejandro Garnacho also came on for the visitors in the final 15 minutes, but there was to be no late goal for the Red Devils in the English capital.

The performance was again disappointing, but the result mattered little, as Brighton's victory over West Ham means that Ten Hag will lead the 20-time English champions into the group stage of next season's Europa League, but there is plenty of work for the Dutchman to do ahead of the 2022-23 campaign.

Man United finish the season with a record of 16 wins, 10 draws and 12 defeats from their 38 league games, with a total of 58 points seeing them finish 11 points behind fifth-place Arsenal. body check tags ::

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CManchester CityMan City38296399267393
2Liverpool38288294266892
3Chelsea382111676334374
4Tottenham HotspurSpurs382251169402971
5Arsenal382231361481369
6Manchester UnitedMan Utd381610125757058
7West Ham UnitedWest Ham38168146051956
8Leicester CityLeicester381410146259352
9Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton381215114244-251
10Wolverhampton WanderersWolves38156173843-551
11Newcastle UnitedNewcastle381310154462-1849
12Crystal Palace381115125046448
13Brentford38137184856-846
14Aston Villa38136195254-245
15Southampton38913164367-2440
16Everton38116214366-2339
17Leeds UnitedLeeds38911184279-3738
RBurnley38714173453-1935
RWatford3865273477-4323
RNorwich CityNorwich3857262384-6122
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