Crystal Palace manager Sam Allardyce paid tribute to his Crystal Palace players after they
battled back to earn a precious point
against Leicester on Saturday. Robert Huth and Jamie Vardy put the visitors into a two-goal lead at Selhurst Park
but goals by Yohan Cabaye and Christian Benteke secured a 2-2 draw.
Palace now sits seven points clear of 18th-place Swansea having taken another step towards Premier League survival.
He said “It's a tremendous point for us, If you can't
win, don't lose. The lads have rushed in and seen all the others below us so
it's another point away from the bottom three. It's another game gone closer to
the end of the season and it's a precious point keeping our run going. When you
look at five wins, one draw and one defeat in seven for a team that's been in
the bottom three most of the year, it's a pretty good run. We have difficult
games coming up, none more so than this today and we knew it was going to be
difficult because they play a very good system. It's different to Arsenal and Chelsea and sometimes we had a little trouble breaking it down. In
the end, though, we broke it down to come storming back from 2-0 down and I
couldn't have seen that in this team when I first got here. The desire and
determination of the players to not let their heads drop, to fight back against
the champions, they deserve a lot of praise today.”
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