Potter: We ground out a result
Relief was the main emotion for Manager Jo Potter, after her side beat Charlton Athletic with a late goal yesterday.
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After taking a second-half lead through Lexi Lloyd-Smith, the Addicks rallied and went 2-1 up with just 16 minutes left to play.
Captain Aimee Everett levelled proceedings on 81 minutes with a superb header, before assisting Bethany England's 90 minute winner to seal all three points for the Eagles.
There was a mix of joy and relief at full-time, emotions that were shared by the Palace boss.
Potter said: "I'm relieved - I think it's hard to not be relieved when you're 2-1 down late in the game, especially when you're unsure on decisions from the referee.
"There were moments where you're thinking it might be a little bit too late for us but the players showed character.
"I just said that I want to see that a little bit more when we're not down and we're not backs against the wall. I want to see it when we're in front, when we're ahead.
"The players gave me a heart attack, but you can't fault them for the desire for coming out, being 2-1 down and coming out to get three points. It's huge for us."
Potter reflected on the importance of the win, which saw Palace go three points clear of the relegation playoff place and nine points clear of the automatic relegation place.
"You can see what it means. I think it probably typifies what this game meant. There was a lot of hype around it.
"It's a six-pointer, two teams that are sat next to each other in the league table.
"Charlton will be looking at it going: 'this is a chance for us, this is one of the opportunities that we've got to try and take' and they did to be fair.
"It's tough because I know the feeling that I felt at the end of the game and the relief.
"I know that feeling, what it feels like on the other side and it's not nice, but we're on the right side of it and that's where we want to be," she said.
Finally, the Palace boss looked ahead to the final three games in what has been a busy period for the club.
She said: "Hopefully today's result puts us in a little bit of a better run now. There's tough games every single week, but we needed those three points. It's been a while since we've got any.
"We know that. We've not been particularly pleased with the performances either. I wasn't pleased with the performance today by any stretch of the imagination, but we ground it out.
"We need to make sure that we're moving on quickly because we've got another tough game midweek and another very tough game on Saturday at United away.
"We've got to make sure that we're looking at our performances. We've got to make sure we're looking after the ball a little bit better.
"We have got to make sure that we're looking to build on our performances and we need to build on that today because we weren't quite there."
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