Dean Henderson offered his sincerest apologies to his team after allowing Chris Wood to score the winning goal in Nottingham Forest’s triumph over Crystal Palace. Wood’s goal propelled the Reds to eighth place in the Premier League standings, thanks to Henderson’s unfortunate mistake in letting the ball slip past his grasp.
Returning to the City Ground where he once had a promising loan spell, Henderson took full responsibility for the error, both on and off the pitch, according to manager Oliver Glasner. Despite his attempts to make amends, Glasner refused to let Henderson shoulder the blame, stating that mistakes happen in sport and that everyone is human.
Glasner emphasized that Henderson’s past performances have been crucial for the team and that no apology was necessary for a single mistake. The manager commended the team’s reaction to the setback and expressed confidence in Henderson’s abilities to bounce back stronger in future games.
Palace, on the other hand, find themselves in a difficult position after their winless streak continued, leaving them in 18th place and struggling to find the back of the net. Despite the defeat, Glasner remains optimistic about the team’s potential and assures that Henderson will play a key role in their upcoming challenges.
