Crystal Palace captain Dean Henderson returned to the side against Fulham last week, and put in an equally strong performance on Saturdays despite Palace losing 2-0. 

Via his Instagram account, Henderson said: "We fought until the end. Difficult circumstances, but we regroup & we will be back. Thanks to everyone in the away end for your support!"

Crystal Palace manager Pierre Sage shared his pleasure at hearing the fans chant his name during his side's 1-0 win over Fulham. 

“I smile because yesterday [during the game] I didn’t understand what they said. When I read the tweets afterwards I understand, but it was after the game. I thought I heard my name, but I was not sure!"

Pierre Sage confirmed in his press conference ahead of Palace vs Spurs that Ismaïla Sarr will likely be out of action until the international break at the end of the month. 

Sarr has been struggling with a groin issue all season. This could produce another opportunity for Darío Osorio to start again after a positive performance at Fulham. 

After Crystal Palace's 1-0 win over Fulham at Craven Cottage, Pierre Sage's side have been drawn against fellow Europa League side Sunderland for the quarter finals. 

The game will be played at Selhurst Park. 

Crystal Palace's 0-2 defeat to Newcastle on Sunday piled further pressure on Pierre Sage, but also saw fans point the finger at the club's hierarchy for the management of the summer transfer window along with a number of other issues. 

One fan on X directed a post towards club ambassador Mark Bright. 

Ahead of the game today Pierre Sage issued an update on Ismaïla Sarr's fitness. The Senegalese winger was left out of the match day squad for Newcastle's trip to Selhurst Park. 

"He's in pain with his groin again, so we've chose to give him some treatment to get him to 100%"

Javier Alonso's under-18 side played earlier on Saturday and ran out 5-3 winners in a dramatic game which saw Palace go down to nine men after two red cards. 

Donte Martin scored a hat trick for the second game in a row. 

Daichi Kamada made his 100th appearance for Palace in Istanbul on Thursday night. Kamada has been a revelation since signing for the club under Oliver Glasner, and put in another top display against Beşiktaş. 

He'll likely leave next summer, but what a player he has been. 

In an interview with the club, Tyrick Mitchell has made clear his ambitions going into the remainder of the season. The Palace left-back is keen to recreate the success that he has lived with the club.

“Next chapter in my career, hopefully God willing, to recreate the same picture (as the Conference League win) with the Europa League. That’s the aim now. When you start winning trophies you want to recreate that every year, so that’s my aim.”

Chilean football journalist Juan Manuel Pons, who works for ESPN, has hit out at Crystal Palace and Pierre Sage over the lack of minutes for Darío Osorio. 

"Paying €25m without giving a player even five minutes at a small team like Crystal Palace is unbelievable. They don’t even play Osorio—look at the poor guy’s face,” he said.