"We all know we are like a family, and we're all happy for his goal.
“I think we should have scored at least one or two [more in the first-half]. And then, yeah, obviously the second-half, they are one of the best teams in the world now, and it was a difficult game in the second-half for us, because we didn't score in the first-half.
“But this is also football and we won the game, so everything's fine!”
Palace’s win moved them up to second in the Premier League table; saw them match the club’s all-time record of 18 consecutive matches unbeaten; and saw them put an end to Liverpool’s perfect start to the 2025/26 campaign.
These truly have the feel of halcyon days for the Eagles, but Kamada remains focused on the task in hand – with Palace’s first assignment in the UEFA Conference League proper, away to Dynamo Kyiv, up next in midweek.
Kamada said: “We have to think about the next game. We have to focus on every [single] next game.
“We don't have to think that we don't lose yet, we just prepare for the next game and we have to play [it], that’s what we have to do. That’s it.”
