Kamada's late equaliser rescues 10-man Palace vs Hoffenheim
Hoffenheim led from Prass's seventh-minute goal, but Palace were level in added time after Wharton's dismissal on 77 minutes.
Daichi Kamada struck in added time (90+1) to salvage a 1-1 draw for Crystal Palace, who had been down to ten men since Adam Wharton picked up a second yellow card on 77 minutes.
Hoffenheim had taken the lead in the 7th minute through Alexander Prass, after Wharton lost the ball some 20 yards from the German goal. According to The Guardian, the visitors wasted further chances, including an Andrej Kramaric volley in the 23rd minute that Dean Henderson saved.
The point spares Palace a defeat that looked likely with a man short, while Hoffenheim, in the lower half of the Bundesliga, are left to rue their missed chances.
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