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> Mateta burst into the room on an initial 18-month loan deal in January 2021. He wrote his name into Palace folklore with his first goal being a sensational backheel nutmeg against Brighton & Hove Albion.

Paris-born Mateta had impressed in the Bundesliga for Mainz with 10 goals in 17 appearances across all competitions in 20/21. He moved to south London as the German side's top scorer.

He began his professional career in the French third-tier, before making a major move to seven-times champions Lyon. After excelling on loan with Le Havre, Mateta moved to Mainz, where he established himself as a regular in the German top-flight, scoring 27 goals in 71 games in total, including a hat-trick against SC Freiburg during this campaign.

On the international stage, Mateta was part of the France side that reached the last four of the Under-21 European Championships in 2019, scoring the opening goal in the semi-final.

Mateta was born in the Sevran suburb of Paris, the youngest of seven children. He began playing for a club out of town from the age of 14, spending hours travelling from home each day to make training.

Unlike many young French players, Mateta’s formative years were not spent in the development centre of a major club; instead, he did it the hard way.

After impressing in a trial with then third-division side Châteauroux, he left home for good aged 17 and embarked on the journey to professional football.

Having impressed at Châteauroux with 16 goals in 27 first-team appearances, Mateta secured a big move to title challengers Lyon.

However, his first-team minutes were limited in a frustrating season, with three appearances to his name. When the chance of a loan move and first-team football came knocking, he took it.

Signing for second division Le Havre, Mateta scored 17 league goals to power his new side towards promotion. In the play-off semi-finals, he scored twice in a 2-2 draw before they were knocked out via penalty shoot-out.

It was at Le Havre that Mateta was able to showcase his eye for goals. “You’re born a striker,” he said. “You are born and greedy for goals. Even as a little boy, I wanted to score, save my team, score the winning goal in close matches and be the one whose name is roared by the fans.”

Attracting attention in Germany, Mateta moved to Mainz for a club-record fee, and found himself back at the top level of European football. Having grown up playing on the streets of Paris, he didn’t let the higher intensity scupper his development:

“If you have learned to play football on the street, you automatically become a fighter,” he told German media.

“Wherever I ended up in my career, there were almost always guys who I thought: ‘They have more comprehensive football training, they are more technically complete, they can do this and that better than me.’ But the point always came when I said to myself: ‘I’m going to destroy it all the more.’

“I was more hungry.”

Having settled in south London, Mateta earned the favour of Palace fans with his first ever goal - a backheel flick - coming in a 1-2 victory away at Brighton. He also netted against local rivals Millwall, knocking the Lions out of the FA Cup in 2021/22.

These efforts saw his loan-move turn into a four-and-a-half-year permanent deal on deadline day in January 2022.

Upon Roy Hodgson's return, Mateta netted a dramatic stoppage-time winner against Leicester City to spark one of the great Selhurst Park celebrations in April 2023. He finished 2022/23 with two goals in 32 games across all competitions.

The start of the 2023/24 season saw the Frenchman pick up minutes off the bench, though he did score a hat-trick against Plymouth Argyle in the EFL Cup. He really got into his stride in December 2023, scoring in back-to-back games against title-chasing Liverpool and Manchester City.

With the arrival of new manager Oliver Glasner in February 2024, Mateta became the focal-point of his attacks and his form saw a rapid uptick. He scored 13 goals in the 13 Premier League games that remained, including back-to-back braces against West Ham and Newcastle.

He signed off 23/24 in some style, netting a hat-trick in a resounding 5-0 thumping of Aston Villa on the final day of the season. This was Palace's first hat-trick since Yannick Bolasie's triple against Sunderland almost a decade ago. His stats for the season saw him average almost a goal every other game, with 19 in 39 appearances across all competitions.

The striker's performances saw him rewarded with a call-up to Thierry Henry's France squad for the 2024 Olympic Games, which were hosted in Mateta's hometown of Paris.

He made his 100th appearance in red and blue as a substitute against Liverpool in October 2024. In February 2025, Mateta became Palace's joint-second highest goalscorer in the Premier League, equalling Christian Benteke's tally of 35.

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- Mateta, Sarr and Richards return to the starting XI

- 12: Kamara fires over the bar with the first attempt of the game

- 20: Villa threaten from two set-pieces to no avail

- 24: Digne finds Rogers in the box, but he fires wide

- 28: Mateta scores, but the effort is ruled out for a foul on Konsa

- **30 - GOAL: EZE PUTS PALACE AHEAD WITH A STUNNING STRIKE**

- 33: Pau heads wide for Villa following a corner

- 37: Mateta’s storming run sees Sarr head over

- 39: Konsa’s bound header is saved by Henderson

- 45: Mitchell has a golden opportunity to double the lead, but he loses his footing

- **HT: Palace 1-0 Villa**

- 48: Henderson makes two top stops to deny Villa

- 54: Mateta misses penalty to double Palace’s advantage

- **58 - GOAL: SARR SMASHES HOME A SECOND FROM 20-YARDS**

- 68: Rogers’ mazy run leads to nothing, while Tielemans fires wide

- 75: Mateta tracks back and slides in well to deny Villa

- 80: Kamada picks out Sarr excellently, but he heads wide

- 82: Nketiah’s effort is blocked as the game opens up

- **90+2 - GOAL: SARR WRAPS IT UP WITH A SOLO EFFORT**

- **FT: Palace 3-0 Villa**

It’s all led up to this. South London’s takeover of Covent Garden earlier in the day, the pints flowing at the Green Man, the convergence of all the fans to Wembley had all led up to this one Saturday evening.

Oliver Glasner and his men were in good spirits off the back of a 2-2 draw at the Emirates, though with the game coming just three days prior, the manager shuffled the pack making three changes.

In came Jean-Philippe Mateta, Ismaïla Sarr and Chris Richards to the starting XI, in place of Eddie Nketiah, Justin Devenny and Jefferson Lerma who dropped to the bench.

Unai Emery meanwhile made two changes to his Villa side, with Marco Asensio and top scorer Ollie Watkins coming in for Jacob Ramsey and Marcus Rashford who dropped to the bench.

With the 90,000-strong crowd in full voice, red and blue balloons cascading down and flags waving, Ebere Eze got the game underway.

There was nothing to separate the two sides in the opening 10 minutes, as neither side was taking the initiative. Attacking moves were cancelled out at both ends and passes were mostly centred around the middle of the park. 

It took until the 12th minute for there to be an attempt on goal, with Boubacar Kamara firing way over the bar and into the Palace end of Wembley from about 30 yards out.

Just under halfway through the first-half, Villa had two set-piece opportunities, though Asensio’s deliveries left a lot to be desired for the side in their changed white strip.

Another chance fell kindly to Morgan Rogers a few minutes later, as Lucas Digne whipped a ball across the box, but his side footed effort was wide of the mark.

Palace were growing into the game and actually had the ball in the back of the net, with Mateta battling past Konsa, though the Frenchman was adjudged to have fouled him according to the VAR.

Despite the debatable decision to disallow the Mateta goal, the Palace supporters were in raptures just a couple of minutes later as Eze blessed the side ahead with a stunning strike.

The Palace No. 10 was picked out in space following excellent work from Sarr down the right-hand side, beating Digne, and he made no mistake with a first-time finish on his right foot.  

Emiliano Martínez looked to have got fingertips to it, but there was absolutely no stopping the incredible effort from Eze.

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With Palace in the lead, the red and blue half of Wembley were in full voice. Villa looked for a route back into the game, but their efforts from corners were easily dealt with. 

Pau headed wide and whilst Ezri Konsa’s header looked destined for the back of the net, Henderson managed to comfortably hold onto it on the line. These two chances were either side of Mateta excellently picking out Sarr for a header that went over the bar.

On the stroke of half-time, Palace were handed a golden opportunity to get a second. Again down the right-hand side, it was worked brilliantly with Sarr delivering a peach of a ball into the path of Tyrick Mitchell.

Unfortunately, the left wing-back couldn’t get a clean shot away and it was ultimately cleared away before the half-time whistle.

After the break Villa were on the front foot and forced Henderson into two terrific saves. The first was a two-handed tip over the bar to deny a John McGinn volley and the second was an outstretched palm to deny a curling effort from Digne.

In their first attack of the second-half, Palace were awarded a penalty as Eze was brought down by Kamara inside the box. The decision was upheld by VAR, though the offending Kamara was not given a second yellow card.

Mateta stepped up from 12-yards, but the strikers’ attempt was wide of the mark, with Martínez diving the right way. 

No matter, as Palace were once again celebrating just a few minutes later following another sensational strike from distance. Sarr found himself with space to run into through the middle and duly obliged - firing a right footed into the bottom corner with ease unchallenged.

The Palace half of Wembley was bouncing once more, even louder than in the first-half. The Eagles were on the brink of a third-ever FA Cup final.

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Villa’s hopes were fading fast, and efforts to find a foothold into the game were toothless. Henderson punched out a cross that fell into the path of Leon Bailey for a strike on the edge of the box, but it was blocked by a Villa shirt.

A long-distance effort from Tielemans, from a similar distance to his winner for Leicester City in 2021, was wide of the mark and a mazy run from Rogers prior was ultimately swept up by the Palace defence.

The game opened up with chances flowing for both sides in the final 15 minutes. Villa’s attempts of going forward were quashed by a recovering Mateta, while Sarr headed over after getting on the end of a perfectly weighted ball from Daichi Kamada.

With the game heading into the dying embers, the red and blue were on full display and there was no stopping the full-on party in the Palace end. Sarr wrapped it all up in stoppage time, running clean through on goal and tucking it past a hopeless Martínez.

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After playing the fully allotted seven minutes added, the referee blew his whistle to bring to an end an incredible game that Palace frankly dominated from start to finish. Another trip to Wembley awaits, this time for the final.

**Palace:** Henderson (GK), Richards, Lacroix, Guéhi, Muñoz, Wharton (Hughes, 88), Kamada, Mitchell (Chilwell, 84), Eze (Lerma, 87), Sarr, Mateta (Nketiah, 78).

Subs: Turner (GK), Ward, Clyne, Esse, Devenny.

**Villa:** Martínez (GK), Cash, Konsa, Pau, Digne (Maatsen, 60), McGinn (Bailey, 60), Kamara (Barkley, 68), Tielemans, Asensio (Ramsey, 68), Rogers (Malen, 78), Watkins.

Subs: Olsen (GK), Mings, Garcia, Onana.

On a sunny Saturday afternoon at Wembley Stadium, Crystal Palace put three goals past Aston Villa with no reply in a performance that would live long in the memory. 

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The Eagles reached only a third FA Cup final in their history after easing past Villa with a virtuoso team performance.

Eze's moment of magic opened the scoring, with fellow forward Ismaïla Sarr getting two after the break to cap a perfect day.

The victory means Palace will face Manchester City or Nottingham Forest in the final in just three weeks time, with those two meeting tomorrow in the second semi-final.

Speaking only moments after the final whistle sounded at Wembley - Eze said the team would return to the National Stadium next month full of belief, regardless of who they play.

"It's a special day," he told BBC Sport. "I'm grateful to God for the opportunity to play here, to win, to go to the final. We want to go all the way and we believe we can do it.

"We're 100% \[confident of winning the trophy\]. We have showed performances like this all the time, we're not worried or fearful of facing anyone. I trust us that we will put in the work and hopefully we can do it."

When asked about his own moment of brilliance, which gave Palace the lead before half-time, he added: "I saw the opportunity to shoot, I am always trying my luck, always taking shots.

"We work on this stuff all the time, I'm grateful to God that I have scored today and helped the team."

Sarr put the game beyond Villa with a brilliant double, with Eze admitting he was also fully deserving of the Player of the Match award.

"He's \[Sarr\] top" Eze added. "I probably got this \[man of the match award\] prematurely so I will probably be giving it to him inside, but he's helped us so much this season."

Ebere Eze says Crystal Palace will be "100% confident" when they return to Wembley for the FA Cup final next month after a dominant 3-0 win over Aston Villa secured their place.

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Palace struck before half-time courtesy of an Ebere Eze stunner and Ismaïla Sarr got a double after the break to seal a memorable day.

But it was the ultimate team performance, as the Eagles dominated Villa - with the goalkeeper and defence in outstanding form to keep things tight at the back to keep a clean sheet.

It's certainly a tough choice to make this time...

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Crystal Palace have booked a place in the 2024/25 FA Cup final - after a 3-0 win over Aston Villa at Wembley! Now it's time to choose your Player of the Match...

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