🎥 Watch Oliver Glasner's entire post-match speech at Wembley
Crystal Palace fans - you're going to want to watch this one.
Off the back of your club's historic FA Cup win on Saturday, the Eagles have revealed exactly what Oliver Glasner said in the dressing room after the game.
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Palace have released this seven minute video of Glasner's speech to the players at Wembley and it's every bit as good as you're imagining.
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