Campbell brace sees Palace to draw in Vancouver
Fraizer Campbell scored twice in the second half as Crystal Palace ended their pre-season tour with two draws and a win on Tuesday.
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Crystal Palace rounded out their pre-season tour of the United States and Canada with an entertaining 2-2 draw against MLS outfit Vancouver Whitecaps.
English striker and substitute Fraizer Campbell netted a second-half brace for the Premier League side in Vancouver on Tuesday.
After drawing with Philadelphia Union and defeating FC Cincinnati in USA last week, Palace manager Alan Pardew experimented with a 3-5-2 formation at BC Place, while the Whitecaps made nine changes to the team that drew 2-2 against Orlando City on Saturday.
Here's the boys before kick off tonight! July 20, 2016
New Palace recruit Andros Townsend, Jason Puncheon and Damien Delaney all had opportunities to break the deadlock for the FA Cup finalists in the first half as scores remained level at the interval, despite Vancouver's Erik Hurtado going close.
The Whitecaps eventually opened the scoring five minutes into the second half via former Newcastle United and Burnley defender David Edgar, triggering a flurry of goals.
Some shots of the boys in action during tonight's draw with . July 20, 2016
Campbell equalised in the 62nd minute before putting Palace ahead three minutes later.
A goal-saving block from Delaney and goalkeeper Julian Speroni kept the Whitecaps at bay until Kendall Waston restored parity 13 minutes from time.
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