CRYSTAL PALACE manager Oliver Glasner says his side can dish out a couple of early Christmas presents for the Selhurst ark faithful.
Following a tricky start to the season where they went eight league games without a win, the Eagles have taken six points in their last five matches, which included a 2-2 draw with reigning Premier League champions Manchester City.
Up next is a trip to Brighton today and Glasner is hoping to wrap up three points.
He said: “We let the players feel the occasion in every single game, because it’s the next occasion to get three points. That’s important for us.
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