Liam Rosenior

In fact, it could be a really good season for both of them because of the potential that they could meet in an FA Cup semi-final, or even, should the gods be aligned, meet in the final.

It has the potential to be a really decent season for Crystal Palace.

It's just that they feel like they're in a dip, particularly at home at the moment.

Just in terms of Premier League survival, there are quite a few of the three o'clocks that both these teams will be keeping an eye on.

One of them...

is at the Cardiff City Stadium, where Cardiff are leading West Ham by a goal to nil Junior Hoylet.

That just made you both feel a little bit more nervous.

But when you look at the teams below them, Cardiff, for the one that you've both said, are the ones that could just put together that run of results purely driven on that Neil Warnock grit and determination.

Southampton look as though they've improved their performances under Ralf Hasenhutl without necessarily getting the results that go with it.

Also down there are Burnley, particularly because of their early season form when they were struggling to get results.

Who do you think is better equipped to stay in the Premier League at this stage when we're going into the later stages of the season?

The teams that are Burnley, Brighton style, Cardiff style, that are gritty or determined, or the teams like Crystal Palace that...

can play some really attractive football.

It's a hard one.

Also, they've lost Sol Bamba through injury, so that's going to be a loss to them.

However, we must remember that they are winning at the moment.

When you're looking at the table at this stage of the season, are you looking not just at the points difference between yourself and relegation, but how many teams there are in between?

How many teams are going to need to do well?

What's your feeling then?

Are they going to be all right, both teams today, Crystal Palace and Brighton?