Oliver Glasner spoke to Premier League productions after Crystal Palace's victory against Ipswich: "It was an amazing goal from Ismaila Sarr and we took the win. We are really proud because it's a third win in a row in the Premier League. It's a tough thing for any team to do and these guys did it. It's a great statement."

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner says his team need to find the right balance to prepare for 'crunch time' despite winning four games in a row in all competitions for the first time in five years after a hard-fought victory against Ipswich.

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner hopes to have striker Jean-Philippe Mateta back for their FA Cup quarter-final at Fulham on March 29 after suffering a horrific injury against Millwall last Saturday.

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Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner was delighted with his players for their 1-0 win against Ipswich Town. Glasner was pleased with his players' focus as Ismaila Sarr 's wonderful chip proved the winner on 82 minutes.

The Crystal Palace manager has personal experience of the ramifications of serious head injuries and will judge when Mateta should return

Mateta will miss Saturday's Premier League game against Ipswich after requiring 25 stitches in a wound inflicted by Millwall's Liam Roberts.

Glasner made clear post-match that his immediate concern was with Mateta’s health and not the result, echoing comments made by chairman Steve Parish who had given an understanda

Jean-Philippe Mateta is "doing well" after being carried off with a head injury in their FA Cup win over Millwall. He added: "He is at home and recovering well. He had no fractures or concussion and healing from the huge wound is going as we expected."

Crystal Palace have now won the second-most points in the league since the beginning of 2025 (19, Liverpool have 25), and Oliver Glasner was delighted his side could find a winner ahead of a three-wee

Crystal Palace will enter Saturday’s clash with Ipswich Town on the back of three consecutive victories in all competitions.The Eagles knocked Millwall out of the FA Cup after beating the

Oliver Glasner recorded his 17th win in his 41st Premier League game for Crystal Palace – only Roy Hodgson (59 in 182) and Alan Pardew (25 in 73) have won more in charge of the Eagles in the competiti