Fulham manager Marco Silva was pleased with his team's all-out effort to secure three points at Selhurst Park, believing they deserved the win. Tom Kenney came on as a substitute and scored a brilliant equalizer with ten minutes remaining. Timothy Castagne and Joachim Anderson then missed several chances in stoppage time.  

After the match, Marco Silva said: "I think we could have gotten more points. As expected, the game was very intense, and both sides respected each other. Before their goal, we were more proactive on the pitch and tried to control the tempo of the game. We created some threatening chances, and although none of them were clear-cut scoring opportunities, we did put pressure on them."  

“I think the team performed well overall in key areas. However, we lacked aggression in the penalty area during the final sprints and shots. After the opponent scored, Crystal Palace gained confidence and appeared in dangerous areas more frequently, which made it difficult for us to respond effectively at the end of the first half.”  

"At halftime, the team adjusted its tactics and improved its high-pressing strategy, which proved very effective. I am satisfied with the players' performance; even before scoring, they created many threatening scoring opportunities. Raul had a brilliant header that unfortunately hit the post, but it didn't turn into a goal."  

"Tom Kenney scored a brilliant goal. Both substitutes, first Timothy Castagne and then Tom Kenney, had a positive impact on the game. Even with Sasha's position changed, he still performed well in the number six position. He had more freedom when receiving the ball high up the pitch, and the opposing defense was quite compact at the time."  

"After taking a 1-0 lead, we anticipated that our opponents would tighten their defense and form a very compact formation, so we had to be patient. In crucial moments, players like Tom Kenney need to step up, and Sasha did an excellent job in that regard."  

“I think this goal fully demonstrated Sasha’s ability to receive the ball, the team’s strategy of breaking through the defense, and Tom Kenny’s brilliant shot. It was a well-deserved and excellent goal. At the same time, I am satisfied with the fighting spirit the team showed in the final stages of the game. In the away game, we maintained our dominance in attack and worked hard to win.”  

“We created two clear scoring opportunities in the match. Crystal Palace had one threatening corner. Overall, we created more chances against Crystal Palace and deserved a better result.”