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We asked for your thoughts after Sunday’s Premier League game between Crystal Palace and Tottenham.

Here are some of your comments:

Palace fans

Christopher: What a difference from previous games! Honestly, where did that performance come from?! If we played like that in this game, surely we can play like that more consistently. We were fast with and without the ball, tracking players, closing down and we never let Spurs breathe for a second. The only downside was that we should have scored three goals or more. Well done Palace!

Al: A gritty, determined and organised performance. Wharton had a blinder. Mateta feeds off Eze. A clean sheet too, which will give Henderson a real pick-me-up. This result was much needed and hopefully now the momentum grows.

Moggy: Such a relief, but I really enjoyed the match and we were the better team. The players all lifted their game and their passing was great. I’m so happy for Glasner and Mateta. Henderson still needs to work on his distribution but I appreciate he kept a clean sheet.

Kathryn: Fantastic mood at Selhurst today. The players and the supporters gave everything and we got the result we deserved. The players fought for every ball and never gave up, and the supporters sang from beginning to end. It was great to hear “Oliver’s army” sung with gusto. Hopefully everything will settle down again now.

Tottenham fans

Stav: Yet another “Spursy” performance. We are so inconsistent. Ange looked, quite rightly, in my opinion, very angry in his post-match interview. These so-called “professional” and extremely well paid footballers lack the motivation, the drive and the desire to play out of their skins for their club, fans, manager and pay packet.

Lawrence: This was another weak and feeble performance against a side we should be beating easily. There is something fundamentally wrong at Spurs, particularly if the manager cannot get a side of so-called “quality players” producing consistent (good) results!

Tristen: Gutless and spineless – it is a Spurs thing, no matter who seems to be in charge. Maybe this club is just rotten from the top down. Maybe they are all just too pampered, from the unreal training ground to the fantastic stadium. These prima donnas need to be brought back down to Earth with a thud – cold showers and no coach home.

Steve: Hopes of a top-four finish in the Premier League look like a pipe dream just now. Spurs mostly played like a bunch of individuals that don’t know each other very well. It is so disappointing but we fans are, sadly, well used to that.