Friday, November 22

A successful Qatari bid would give the Gulf state pride of place in the Premier League, the world’s most-watched domestic competition, just months after hosting the 2022 World Cup.

Sheikh Jassim, on the other hand, is the son of former Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani, and his close ties to the ruling elite of the gulf state raise concerns about another Premier League club becoming a state-backed project.

Outside contender is Finnish tycoon Thomas Zilliacus, who recently stated that his offer from the second round of bidding was still valid despite calling the lengthy sale process a “farce.”

In the 30th minute, Jeffery Schlupp put Palace ahead, while Michail Antonio’s scoring streak continues.

Eberechi Eze converted the penalty, restoring the home team’s two-goal lead. However, Moroccan defender Nayef Aguerd scored West Ham’s third goal.

Palace have won four times, drawn once, and lost once since Roy Hodgson’s return.

Crystal Palace has surpassed Chelsea to take 11th place, while David Moyes’ side remains 15th, four points ahead of Leeds United.

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