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Crystal Palace’s head coach Oliver Glasner is maintaining a pragmatic approach to the team’s current Premier League campaign, strategically avoiding obsessive table-watching while acknowledging the critical nature of their recent triumph against Brighton.
The comprehensive three-KOgoal victory propelled Palace to the 15th position, accumulating sixteen points across sixteen matches.
Despite a challenging start to the season with merely three victories, Glasner’s tactical adjustments have sparked a notable improvement, with the team remaining unbeaten in all but one of their previous nine encounters.
While cautiously optimistic, Glasner emphasizes the ongoing developmental process of his squad.
He stressed the importance of tactical consistency and player adaptation, highlighting the emerging synchronization of team movements and strategic patterns.
“We’re focused on incremental progress,” Glasner explained, “Our priority isn’t league positioning but the quality of our performance and tactical implementation.
We’re observing how players internalize our game plan, developing intuitive understanding and collective rhythm.”
The manager underscored that sustainable success stems from diligent training, collective effort, and gradual tactical refinement rather than fixating on immediate league standings.
He believes that consistent, high-quality performances will naturally translate into improved results and league positioning.
“Our objective is continuous improvement,” Glasner concluded, “We’re committed to demonstrating competitive resilience against any Premier League opponent by maintaining our tactical discipline and collective commitment.”
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