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Can Eberechi Eze play for Arsenal in Champions League after being on Crystal Palace's Conference League squad?
The Gunners target won't be playing on Thursday in the Conference League for Palace, but what does this all mean for this availability for Arsenal in UCL, should his transfer be finalized?

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Jean-Philippe Mateta strike gives Crystal Palace victory in Conference League play-off
Crystal Palace to play in Conference League after CAS rules UEFA decision should stand following Europa League demotion
How to watch Crystal Palace vs Fredrikstad FOR FREE: TV channel and live stream for Conference League today
Crystal Palace kick-off their European campaign with the Conference League qualifier first-leg at home against Fredrikstad.

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We don't want players who don't want Spurs - Frank
Palace boss Oliver Glasner believes Eberechi Eze has played his final game for the club
Crystal Palace vs Fredrikstad LIVE: Conference League play-off result, latest updates and reaction after unconvincing Eagles win
Oliver Glasner tells Channel 5 that Eberechi Eze asked not to play tonight.

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Eberechi Eze's absence for Crystal Palace's first ever European game was a crying shame, writes WILL PICKWORTH - but their win against Fredrikstad is part of his legacy in south London
No Eze but Palace welcome new era on a bittersweet night

Crystal Palace say UEFA, CAS rulings ‘show that sporting merit is rendered meaningless’

Palace's statement comes following confirmation that their appeal to play in the Europa League next season was rejected on Monday.

Crystal Palace LOSE Europa League appeal as UEFA decision upheld

Crystal Palace will play in the Conference League this season after losing their appeal against their demotion from the Europa League at the Court of Arbitration for Sport [CAS].

Eberechi Eze’s departure fails to derail Palace as fans rage against Uefa

This should have been a night of unabashed celebration at Selhurst Park: Crystal Palace’s first competitive game in European competition, capped by an 1-0 victory. Instead, the sense of jubilation was laced with an undercurrent of simmering rage.
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