The oldest manager in the Premier League clashed with the 26-year-old player

When a throw-in was awarded in the 60th minute, Sheffield United player Max Lowe ran to the front of Crystal Palace's bench to prepare for a quick throw. Hodgson held the ball to delay the opponent, while Lowe tried to snatch the ball out of his hand, prompting the 76-year-old coach to push back in retaliation.

"I was a bit surprised," Hodgson said after the game. "I suppose I don't face many challenges at my age these days. My first reaction when I got hit was to complain. But it wasn't. It was a mere accident. Right after that. , he looked over and we smiled at each other."

Former Crystal Palace player Clinton Morrison also assessed that Lowe just wanted to throw in and try to get the ball out of Hodgson's hands. Meanwhile, the 76-year-old coach grabbed the player 40 years younger and had a little scuffle. "Hodgson wants to fight someone," Morrison joked.

At the age of 76, Hodgson is the oldest coach in the history of the Premier League. He started his career in 1976, and has coached Inter Milan, Liverpool and England clubs. Last season, Hodgson canceled his decision to retire to return to save Crystal Palace. After helping the team stay relegated, he continued to work.

In the match on the evening of August 12, Crystal Palace won 1-0 at Sheffield United's field, with the only goal of Odsonne Edouard in the 49th minute. This victory is a favorable start for Crystal Palace to prepare for the next match. Arsenal runners-up on August 21.