Crystal Palace's current run of form was a distant dream at the beginning of the season.
The Eagles have lost just two of their past 16 games and had a five-game winning run end with a 1-1 Premier League draw at Southampton on Wednesday, while they are also in the FA Cup semi-finals.
Before that match at St Mary's Stadium, 12th-placed Palace had won six consecutive away games without conceding a goal.
Head coach Oliver Glasner put the poor run of form at the start of the season down to several reasons, including key players being involved in major tournaments, late signings and the loss of Michael Olise to Bayern Munich in the summer.