
El Sporting gana la Champions y acaba con la hegemonĂa del Palma
El Sporting se consagra campeĂłn de la Champions de FĂștbol Sala tras vencer 2-0 al Palma, poniendo fin a su hegemonĂa en Illes Balears.

Everton's hopes for European qualification dimmed after a draw with Crystal Palace, where Mateta's equalizer denied them victory. They now depend on other teams' results to keep their European dreams alive.
David Moyesâs European dream is now hanging by a slender thread. Against a Crystal Palace side who have been otherwise distracted by their Conference League exploits, Everton were unable to take their opportunity to close the gap on their rivals as Jean-Philippe Mateta came off the bench to deny them victory.
It could have been even worse for Moyes had the referee, Tom Bramall, awarded a penalty when James Garner hauled down JĂžrgen Strand Larsen just before half-time or Adam Whartonâs shot not struck the outside of the post in the 90th minute.
A frantic finish that saw Dean Henderson deny Iliman Ndiaye in stoppage time before Mateta missed a great chance to win it for Oliver Glasnerâs side meant Everton stretched their unbeaten run against Palace to 11 matches.
But it means they must now rely on other teams dropping points if they are to have a chance of qualifying for Europe next season, while Palace are still not quite mathematically safe from relegation just yet.
Their last Premier League win against Everton came in December 2021 when Rafael Benitez was in charge of the visitors and the smart money seemed to be on that run continuing given their opponentsâ European exertions. Four of Palaceâs players have already played more than 4,000 minutes this season, with Maxence Lacroix starting his 52nd game of a marathon season that could end with him being called up for Franceâs World Cup squad despite being culpable for Betoâs goal.
But in a move that suggested he will rotate more when they travel to Manchester City on Wednesday, Glasner decided to select virtually a full-strength side with his record signings Brennan Johnson and Strand Larsen the only two changes from the win over Shakhtar Donetsk.

Beto kept his head to beat Maxence Lacroix and then nutmeg Dean Henderson to make it 2-1 to Everton. Photograph: Paul Childs/Action Images/Reuters
Everton fielded the same team from their thrilling draw against City that saw them set an unwanted record of becoming the first team in the Premier League to concede injury-time goals in three successive matches. Moyes had lamented those missed opportunities but knew their chances of qualifying for Europe next season would be greatly improved with a victory here.
Mateta's equalizer left Everton needing other teams to drop points to maintain their chances of qualifying for Europe next season.
Key moments included a potential penalty not awarded to Palace and a missed chance by Mateta in stoppage time, alongside a shot by Wharton hitting the post.
Crystal Palace's last Premier League win against Everton was in December 2021.
No, Crystal Palace is still not mathematically safe from relegation despite the draw.

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It didnât take long for Evertonâs players to show they were up for the challenge. Palaceâs achilles heel this season has been an inability to defend from set pieces and there was no excuse for James Tarkowski being unmarked at the back post when Kiernan Dewsbury-Hallâs ball deflected to him. It was the 18th goal Palace have conceded from a set piece in the Premier League â more than any other team.
Chris Richards almost made amends at the other end when he headed over from a corner before Jordan Pickford, up against his England rival Henderson and being watched by Thomas Tuchel in the stands, pulled off an excellent save to keep out Lacroixâs shot. Ndiaye broke downfield but couldnât take the chance to double Evertonâs lead. The Senegal forward was made to regret that when his compatriot IsmaĂŻla Sarr slammed home after his initial shot was blocked by Michael Keane. What a season it has been for him.
A few words were exchanged between the benches after Tarkowski went unpunished for taking out Sarr off the ball before James Garner escaped what looked like a clear push on Strand Larsen inside the area. It was Hendersonâs turn to rescue Palace just before half-time when another Everton corner caused havoc and Sarr was on hand to clear.
Less than two minutes of the second half had elapsed when Everton regained their lead. Tarkowski only intended to clear the ball from his own half but it looped perfectly into the path of Beto, who was able to turn inside Lacroix before beating Henderson.
The Palace goalkeeper had to be at full stretch to tip over a free-kick from Garner. The introduction of Mateta from the bench with 25 minutes to play gave Palace more impetus as they strived for an equaliser. Sarr was inches away from diverting Whartonâs floated ball past Pickford for his second of the afternoon before Tyrick Mitchellâs clever cross teed up the France striker to set up a grandstand finish that left Everton wondering what might have been.