Patrick and Lou return once more to discuss their opinions on how our players rated in the defeat to Manchester United.

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Palace looked leggy from the start, and it showed. The intensity wasn’t there, the press was a step slow, and United took full advantage. Even then, we stayed in the game and made them work for it, but fatigue told in the key moments. A frustrating one, because it felt more about tired bodies than any real gulf in quality.

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Palace welcome United at Selhurst Park on Sunday (12:00GMT). We're flying in 5th, just two points above 10th-placed United. Amorim's lot have only one win in their last 11 away games, and arrive short handed.

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Crystal Palace were unlucky to lose 2-1 in Strasbourg, controlling long spells and creating the better chances. Palace pressed intelligently, moved the ball with purpose and looked the Premier League side throughout. A late lapse cost them, but the performance showed quality, resilience and clear superiority despite the scoreline today.

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Pat and Xav discuss the players performances against Wolves in the Premier League.

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Crystal Palace produced a mature, disciplined away performance at Molineux, managing Wolves with smart pressing, tidy possession and sharp counters. Both goals came from precise movement and confident finishing, showcasing a team in full control of the tempo. The back line stayed organised throughout, shutting down danger early. A calm, clinical 2-0 victory that felt fully earned and quietly impressive.

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This weekend, Crystal Palace travel to Wolverhampton Wanderers hoping to fly home with all three points. The Eagles' defence has been resolute, and with momentum building they'll look to impose themselves early. Expect a dog-fight, but Palace's resilience could turn the tide in their favour.

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Lou, Patrick and Xavier give their opinion on the player ratings against Brighton.

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Crystal Palace missed the chance to go up to fourth in the Premier League as a host of missed chances saw them draw 0-0 with arch-rivals Brighton, who had an awarded penalty overturned by VAR.

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Crystal Palace host Brighton at Selhurst Park, aiming to build on their recent form under Oliver Glasner. The Eagles have looked confident and organised, with attacking flair and defensive grit returning. With the home fans behind them, Palace will believe they can clip Brighton’s wings and claim another strong result.

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