Crystal Palace 1-1 Nottingham Forest result - Callum Hudson-Odoi rescues Premier League point for Forest to cancel out Ismaila Sarr's opener

Crystal Palace remain without a win over Nottingham Forest at Selhurst Park since 2003 after Nuno Espirito Santo's side hit back in the second half to earn a merited 1-1 draw in the Premier League.

In what was a classic game of two halves, FA Cup holders Palace moved ahead on 37 minutes when Ismaila Sarr steered an inviting Danel Munoz cross beyond Forest goalkeeper Matz Sels.

But Forest were the better side in the second half with Callum Hudson-Odoi racing onto a lovely through ball by Dan Ndoye to slot the equaliser on 57 minutes.

The visitors almost claimed all three points in added time when substitute Igor Jesus smashed a shot against a post with Dean Henderson beaten - with Omari Hutchinson then clipping over in the dying seconds.

Much of the attention at Forest will turn to the future of manager Nuno over the next few days after he revealed a breakdown in his relationship with club owner Evangelos Marinakis before they host West Ham United next Sunday.

Meanwhile, Palace have two points from their first two fixtures of the season ahead of a daunting trip to Aston Villa on Sunday.

There will be three live Premier League games on TNT Sports and discovery+ in September.

First up is Arsenal's showdown with Nottingham Forest, before the Merseyside derby at Anfield, and Brentford's clash against Manchester United.

Before then, we'll be at Stamford Bridge to see Chelsea face Fulham on Saturday.

Hutchinson lifts the ball over the bar with Henderson off his line. What a chance to win it! But not taken! And that will be that. It is a 1-1 draw between Palace and Forest. Probably about right from a frantic afternoon at Selhurst Park.

Igor Jesus with a thumping drive with his left foot, but comes back from the post with Henderson well beaten. Inches away from the winning goal. What a ball by Murillo before Hutchinson smashes over. Sarr offside at other end after he felt he was fouled.

Now or never for either side, you suspect. Not sure who will be happier with the draw. Forest pushing for a late winner before Murillo is booked for taking out Édouard as he tried to counter.

Which is not a huge surprise on such a hot day. Drifting towards a draw it seems. Odsonne Édouard replaces Jean-Philippe Mateta for Palace as Igor Jesus replaces Chris Wood and Ryan Yates takes over from Ibrahim Sangaré for Forest.

Will Hughes trying to race back and takes one for the team by chopping down McAtee with Forest on the break. Obvious yellow.

Both of these teams look very evenly matched, but Forest also have plenty of strength in numbers on the bench. Hutchinson on the run for Forest out wide, but Mitchell is back to make the clearing intervention.

Neco Williams is back in the wars as he collides with Will Hughes heading for the loose ball. Play is stopped right away. Meanwhile, Jefferson Lerma replaces Adam Wharton for the home team.

Morgan Gibbs-White departs the pitch to be replaced by another fresh Forest face as Omari Hutchinson is wheeled on.

McAtee taking up a promising position out wide, but just too much fizz on the delivery and the ball heads straight out of play. One goal now will probably win this for either side.

The Forest captain is penalised for a late challenge on Esse out wide. Wharton goes short with the free-kick before a high hopeful ball is taken easily by Sels. Richards on ground after running into Murillo.

James McAtee replaces Callum Hudson-Odoi and Arnaud Kalimuendo is on for Dan Ndoye.

Munoz with a fine tackle to prevent Nodye from getting the cross in, and he also earns the goalkick. Two changes being made by Forest as we speak.

Ola Aina is the latest player to go into the book. Assume that was for a late challenge. Becoming a busy day for referee Anthony Taylor.

Romain Esse comes on for the home side to take over from Devenny. Williams back on the field for Forest after some treatment.

Really warming to the task on a humid old day in London. Look well up for the challenge of finding a second goal as Henderson is off his life to gather a high ball. Meanwhile, Neco Williams is in a spot of bother out there.

Decent hit by Wood on the volley from the flick-on, but Henderson is down quickly to prevent that from finding the net before the offside flag goes up. Not sure that was offside.

Mitchell doing well to hang up a cross into the Forest box, but the header from Devenny is easily held by Sels.