The Women’s Super League (WSL) is looking into Crystal Palace after the team made four substitutions during their 1-0 win over Everton. According to WSL regulations, teams are allowed a maximum of three substitution opportunities per match. Crystal Palace made their fourth substitution in the 97th minute of Sunday’s game at the Borough Sports Ground, breaching the rule. The investigation into the incident will involve both Crystal Palace and Everton, as well as the referee organization, Pro Ref. The WSL has not yet announced any automatic punishment for the breach. However, if the investigation finds a violation, the case could be referred to an independent tribunal. This tribunal has the authority to decide on penalties, which may include a warning, fine, or even a points deduction, depending on the severity of the breach. Substitutions in football are changes made by a team’s coach to replace a player on the field, often to adjust tactics or manage player fatigue. The WSL, which is the top-tier women’s football league in England, enforces strict rules to ensure fair play and competitive balance across all matches. Both Crystal Palace and Everton have been contacted for their comments on the situation. The outcome of the investigation will determine whether any disciplinary action is taken. Until then, the focus remains on the ongoing review by the league and its partners.