Bob Bradley called his first win in the Premier League with Swansea City a 'crazy' match that can serve as a turning point in his team's 2016-17 campaign.
Swansea were 3-1 up against Palace and looked to be cruising to victory before a Jack Cork own goal sandwiched in between close-range efforts from James Tomkins and Christian Benteke put Palace in front.
Fernando Llorente came off the bench to become Swansea's saviour, though, scoring two goals in stoppage time to earn his team all three points. The result marked Palace's sixth loss in a row and Bradley empathised with opposite number Alan Pardew following the roller-coaster match.