A typical Tottenham performance, you might say. After scoring four at home to West Ham last weekend and following it up with three points in the Europa League on Thursday, Spurs were downed by struggling Crystal Palace as they secured their first win of the season.

Tottenham put in perhaps their worst performance of the season so far in losing meekly to a team that had previously not won a

CRYSTAL PALACE’s winless run came to an end thanks to a dose of “Dr Tottenham”. The Eagles got their first three points of the season with Jean-Philippe Mateta’s first-half

After scoring 11 goals in 27 league games last season, Eberechi Eze was tipped to be one of the star performers in the Premier League this time around. In fact, Palace chairman Steve Parish said he was "astounded" at the lack of interest in Eze during the summer transfer window.

The Austrian's team will attempt once again to break their season's Premier League duck against Tottenham Hotspur at Selhurst Park on Sunday

Crystal Palace have had a disappointing start to the season and they are 18th in the league table right now.The Eagles have failed to pick up a single win in the Premier League this season and they

Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner has been speaking to BBC Match of the Day about the win: "Congratulations to the players for how they played today, with passion and courage. They showed it on the pitch against a good Tottenham team.

Chris Sutton says there is no way Crystal Palace would bring Roy Hodgson back to Selhurst Park, despite Oliver Glasner coming under pressure early in the Premier League season. The former Celtic striker suggested the pressure will really be on the Austrian tactician if the Eagles lose their next game against Tottenham Hotspur but ruled out Hodgsons return to the helm.

Oliver Glasner has said Crystal Palace should have recruited better in the summer. The Eagles lost key players such as Jordan Ayew, Joachim Andersen and Sam Johnstone, as well as Michael Olise, who joined Bayern Munich for £50.

Mikey Moore (17 years, 77 days) became the youngest player to start a Premier League match for Tottenham Hotspur since Stephen Carr against Ipswich Town in September 1993 (17 years, 28 days).