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Wolves forward Jorgen Strand Larsen: "I think we are the better team but in the end we can't keep the lead. It really hurts to be stood here with only one point.

"It is really frustrating, we all deserve more, especially the fans showing up today. There was an amazing atmosphere in the stadium, some good positives but it's not enough."

On whether Wolves' winless run is frustrating: "Of course. Every team wants to win. We also showed at times that we deserve more points. The guys that came on did really well."

"We had the toughest start ever, played against some top, top teams. The comeback against Brighton last week gave us a good feeling and today we should be standing here with three points but hopefully we can win the next game and we will continue with the positive spirit.

"We have to keep on working on what's not good enough. The quality of the players is amazing and today we should have scored many more goals and it will come."

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Wolves striker Matheus Cunha speaking to the World Feed: "We need to keep going. This position is hard. It's like I always say, we have a lot of positives in the group. We need to believe. We need to keep working and do our best and hope the results come."

On 10 games without a win: "It's so hard not to think about this because I don't think our performances are like having 10 games without a win. We need to keep smiling and keep working and the results will keep coming.

"Since I came here, I feel like the supporters opened their hearts to me and gave me a lot of love. I gave it back by running and scoring goals."

On O'Neil pressure: "I don't think it's all on him. The whole group has a lot of responsibility. We need to keep going. When you are a football player, you need to give your energy to the things you can manage."

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All of the bottom four got at least a point today, with Southampton beating Everton 1-0, Ipswich drawing 1-1 with Leicester and then this result.

Ipswich and Wolves both remain without a league win in 2024-25.

Kevin Nolan
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

On the grand scheme of things Crystal Palace edged the game with the chances that they had today. They were wasteful in front of goal and will be disappointed to not come away with three points.

What a week they had had. First league win last week, win at Villa in the cup in midweek and they have followed it up with a draw away from home in the league today.

Derby only got 11 points all season in 2007-08, which remains a record low in the Premier League era.

This is how it looks at the top of the table. Liverpool lead the way after they recovered to beat Brighton 2-1, while Manchester City lost by the same scoreline at Bournemouth.

Kevin Nolan
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I must admit I would be really disappointed if I was Crystal Palace. Daniel Munoz made a fair attempt to play the ball, the ball has then come out of Jose Sa's hands and Jean-Philippe Mateta has put it in the net.

I don't understand how the referee has given a free-kick to Wolves there. Sa reaches around the leg of Munoz to get to the ball and that is why he drops it. His momentum takes Munoz out and then the fumble happens.

And that is that. Wolves remain without a Premier League victory and end the day bottom of the table.

They picked up their third point of the campaign after going a goal behind with Trevoh Chalobah putting the Eagles ahead.

Jorgen Strand Larsen and Joao Gomes both scored in a five-minute period to put Wolves ahead, but Marc Guehi made it 2-2.

This result won't be enough for some Wolves fans though, who chanted "you don't know what you're doing" at boss Gary O'Neil when he made a triple substitution.

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Kevin Nolan
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think that was a goal. Daniel Munoz gets his foot in there before Jose Sa. That is a bit soft in my opinion, I would be very disappointed if I was on the Palace staff.

Palace's Jean-Philippe Mateta puts a loose ball into the net, but referee Anthony Taylor had already blown for a foul on Wolves goalkeeper Jose Sa.

VAR backs up the decision and Wolves survive.

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Kevin Nolan
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

What we've got now is the Wolves fans trying to get the side going and trying to push them on for a winner. But the players need to remain composed in these situations.

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Wolves will be bottom if it stays like this, with a home game next up against the side immediately above them, Southampton, next Saturday.

Wolves' Jorgen Strand Larsen, leaping with Marc Guehi, manages to get some sort of contact on a header and the ball would have looped under the crossbar, only for Dean Henderson to jump up and grab it.

Seven minutes to go in injury time. A draw is probably fair, but can either side snatch a massive three points?

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Is there a winner out there? Goncalo Guedes looks to find it, but can only shoot straight at Dean Henderson.

Guedes then collapses to the floor on the edge of the penalty area soon after - and gets booked for diving.

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Kevin Nolan
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can feel the anxiety in the crowd and that feels like it is starting to go on the pitch now, some players are making silly little mistakes and passes, taking an extra touch or passing the ball out of play. Wolves just need to try and get back in control and get themselves another opportunity.