Crystal Palace showed incredible fight at Selhurst Park, clawing back twice to earn a hard-fought draw against Everton. The Eagles were caught cold early, falling behind after just six minutes, but Ismaila Sarr leveled the score before halftime. Everton struck again in the second half, only for Jean-Philippe Mateta to equalize in the 77th minute, securing a vital point for Palace.

Manager Oliver Glasner praised his side's resilience, but the real star of the show was wing-back Daniel Munoz. The Colombian delivered a masterclass performance, arguably one of the most complete displays you'll see from a wing-back in the Premier League this season. On attack, Munoz created three big chances and played four key passes—though his teammates couldn't convert them. Defensively, he was rock-solid, winning four of six tackles and seven of eight ground duels. While Sarr and Mateta will grab headlines for the goals, Munoz was the engine behind the comeback.

As brilliant as Munoz has been, Crystal Palace must look ahead. Finding a reliable backup—and eventually a long-term successor—should be a top priority in the summer transfer window. Nathaniel Clyne remains a dependable veteran, but age has slowed his pace and attacking threat. Brennan Johnson, meanwhile, has struggled when asked to fill the role, looking shaky defensively and less effective on the ball. Palace missed Munoz badly when he was out, and they can't afford to let such a crucial position become a weakness.

For now, though, the Eagles can enjoy Munoz at the peak of his powers. He's currently irreplaceable, and if Palace dreams of competing in Europe and climbing higher up the Premier League table, building depth on the right side is essential. Munoz could be the key to their Conference League hopes—and beyond.