Ed Aarons at Selhurst Park Thu, 1 January 2026 at 7:57 pm UTC·3 min read It’s a strange quirk of this fixture that the away side hasn’t lost for the last 10 Premier League matches, and substitute Tom Cairney’s late equaliser ensured that the streak goes on. Only a brilliant save in injury-time from Dean Henderson and a glaring miss from former Crystal Palace player Joachim Andersen denied Fulham all three points after they had fallen behind to Jean-Philippe Mateta’s first goal from open play since 1 November. But Oliver Glasner will still be bitterly disappointed that his side couldn’t end a sequence of six games without a victory in all competitions after running...
