Uefa Delays Decision on Crystal Palace's Europa League Participation
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Summary
Uefa delays decision on Crystal Palace's Europa League participation due to multi-club ownership rules. Co-owner John Textor to sell stake in Palace to resolve issue. Lyon's demotion impacts the situation.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledThe Eagles' place, earned by winning the FA Cup last season, has been under threat because of Uefa's multi-club ownership rules.
Co-owner John Textor, who also co-owns French club Lyon, has agreed to sell his 44% stake in Palace in a bid to help their case.
A decision on Palace's participation had been expected on Monday.
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