Crystal Palace 1-1 Fulham: What Glasner said

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Two big chance and incredible saves from Henderson. We are in survival mode right now.

"As long as the legs did what we wanted them to do we were ok. We didn't give them a lot, we created and scored a nice goal. Then it was a question of time to concede, the pressure increased and we couldn't release from it.

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"I have huge appreciation from the players, I can see their effort. We have so many games and the squad is quite short of numbers, but they give everything they have. I know these players will give their best in every single game."

On Fulham manager Marco Silva saying he knew Palace would get tired: "It's not worrying me, it's about finding a solution.

"Every manger look to find the weaknesses of the opposition. The next three games I don't expect many changes [players coming back].

"When the legs and the mind are not that fresh it's a little bit difficult. It was a good point today."

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On Mateta scoring after a run of one goal in eight games: "It was a great goal, a great header, a fantastic cross from [Nathaniel] Clyne. It will help him but us definitely. I spoke to him yesterday, it's normal as a striker to have some periods when you don't score. It told him since I arrived he is something like fourth in goals behind only Erling Haaland, Mo Salah and Cole Palmer.

"I said that's normal, I always trust he can score goals for us and give everything to help the team. Today he could."

Did you know?

• Crystal Palace are winless across their last five home Premier League games (D2 L3) - their longest run at Selhurst Park since a seven-match streak between September and December 2023, which included a draw against Fulham.

• Palace's Nathaniel Clyne grabbed his first Premier League assist since April 2022, with Fulham becoming the first side he's recorded multiple assists against in the competition.

• In this match, Marc Guuhi became the 12th player to reach 150 Premier League appearances for the Eaglies, and fourth defender after Joel Ward (306), Tyrick Mitchell (188) and Scott Dann (164).