Crystal Palace host Aston Villa under the lights at Selhurst Park on Tuesday evening (19:30 GMT kick-off) – and you can find out what manager Oliver Glasner had to say about the game below.
The Eagles have shown their strength of spirit and character with a series of excellent performances on the road, having now won four top-flight games in-a-row for the first time after Saturday's victory at Fulham.
Now Glasner will be looking his team to back it up with a first league win at Selhurst Park in 2025, against Champions League-chasing Villa...
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Of course, they are great results, and I also think every single win was deserved, we were not lucky at all. The players did really well, they were very compact, very disciplined, showed great commitment, and we got the results.
Now we want to do it again, and focus on our performance, not focus on the results, because we know exactly how Villa are playing, because they always play the same style, big credit to their manager, they have a clear structure in and out of possession, very threatening with the set-pieces.
So it would be a great challenge for us, and therefore it's helpful that we enter this game after a win at Fulham.
No team have kept more away clean sheets in the Premier League this season than Crystal Palace (six, level with Liverpool)...
You know, you can play three at the back, you can play five at the back, [teams switch] like how Fulham defended against us. They had Alex Iwobi dropping into a back five when they were out of possession, then they switched to a four - with one of the sixes dropping between the centre-backs.
So it's never only about the system. It's what you do on the pitch, how the patterns are, how the players are moving between the lines, making runs in behind and how you want to play. For us it works.
On the right-side we have a very attacking wing-back and that suits the players we have. But at the end of the day, you can play a back three and be vulnerable and play a back four and still be very vulnerable. And Liverpool also have many clean sheets and play with a back four - and we play with either a back three or a back five, so I think that's not the [only] reason.
They're a great team. They had new players come in over winter, all internationals; [Marcus] Rashford, [Marco] Asensio, Donyell Malen and [Andres] Garcia. So it's a high-quality team. They are struggling with injuries a little bit in their defence.
But they are always able to score a goal, they are challenging for the Champions League positions again, and they are in the round of 16 in the Champions League, qualifying directly.
It's a team with huge quality, with a clear structure of play, and then it's important what we want to do in and out of possession. We already showed, that when we played them twice earlier this year, we showed that we have skills that make it tough to play against us.
We also have skills where we can score against Villa, where we can create chances, so we need to show it again, and then it doesn't matter if it's at Villa Park or at Selhurst Park. I'm pretty sure the players will give their best to show it tomorrow, and then let's see what the result is.
We met on Sunday morning, the mood was great, but the players were really tired because they invested a lot at Craven Cottage, it was tough work.
We started to analyse the game, and today we spent 30 minutes on the pitch. I don't call this training, it's just a little bit of activation, and the real training happened in the meeting room.
It was a little bit longer, but this is always the case when we have two games in three days, maybe 30 minutes of video analysis, and then combining Aston Villa, how they play, what we need for us to be competitive, and also showing them clips from the full game.
We found many good clips that we could show the players, and it's up to us to produce another performance.
The players always have confidence, at home, but it's more the pressure they feel, that we have to win at home.
I remember, I don't want to talk about it anymore, when I arrived one year ago it was always conceding late goals, that the team we not fit. But I said then it was up to us to change it, we have to work on it and that's what we did.
I think the more you focus on the result, the more you lose your focus on what you need to get a good result. It's up to us to change it, we have to work on it.
It's the next chance for us to see if we can do that. But it's also Aston Villa, it's a team playing in the last 16 of the Champions League, a high-quality team and I think we need to perform at our best level, being very efficient, then we have a chance to win.