What. A. Game.
Bottom club Swansea City establish a 3-1 lead against fellow strugglers Crystal Palace, only to toss it away and fall behind with minutes remaining.
Six minutes to go, 4-3 Palace. Surely the away side had done in enough to get the three points, right?
Wrong.
Not only did Alan Pardew's side concede a Fernando Llorente equaliser in stoppage time, the Spaniard also scored a fifth for Swansea, snatching a much-needed win for Bob Bradley and sending Pards and his boys to a sixth straight defeat.
Within minutes of the full-time whistle at the Liberty, football fans were full of sympathetic words for the Palace boss.
https://twitter.com/ian13smith/status/802558633921937408
https://twitter.com/UjpestUK/status/802558605899759620
https://twitter.com/JordyVence/status/802559079256207361
https://twitter.com/ItsJammmyy/status/802558926470389761
Palace supporters were also quick to support their boss after such a valiant effort from his team.
https://twitter.com/RobCompton88/status/802559503078199297
https://twitter.com/Cpfc_Perry/status/802559113683079168
https://twitter.com/Luke_Watson21/status/802558618994352128
https://twitter.com/IShippyI/status/802557601393221634
https://twitter.com/ScottDannFan/status/802558435434909696
Chin up, Alan. We're sure you'll have chance to put things right.
Dick Clerkin makes his GAA Hour debut to talk about a wonderful career and argue passionately with Colm Parkinson over Sky Sports GAA. Subscribe here on iTunes.
