Palace produced an excellent second-half display to record our third Premier League away win of the season at the King Power Stadium on Wednesday - here's five things we loved.
With chances few and far between in the first-half, it always felt like a moment of individual brilliance would be needed to unlock the Leicester defence.
Step forward Ismaïla Sarr, winning the ball in midfield and taking a chance by driving at the Foxes backline. A perfectly timed pass followed, Mateta running onto the ball and rounding the Leicester goalkeeper before tapping home.
A magic moment you can watch again and again.
The support from the Palace away end was noisy throughout a chilly evening in the East Midlands, with those making the journey rewarded a fabulous three points.
Perhaps the best moments of the evening came in the closing stages. As the fog rolled in, visibility became poor but the volume only increased, then coming to a crescendo at full-time, with the Palace players heading over to celebrate. It's what away days are all about.
As well as his goal, Marc Guéhi produced a dominant performance in defence. With Chris Richards and Maxence Lacroix putting in excellent shifts either side of him and Dean Henderson looking solid between the sticks, Palace battled their way to a fifth clean sheet of the season.
Guéhi was the pick of the bunch, winning four duels and making five recoveries across the 90 minutes - as well as the small matter of his third strike of the season. Before this season, the Palace skipper had three Premier League goals in total, meaning he has already doubled his overall tally.
Palace are once again showing they have the know how to get results away from Selhurst Park.
This was the Eagles sixth away game without losing in league games - a run stretching back to October. It's the club's longest-ever away unbeaten streak in a single Premier League campaign.
Another clean sheet means we've only conceded 11 away goals in 2024/25 - no other club has conceded fewer.
"We always prepare the games in the same way," said manager Oliver Glasner after the game. "We're always talking about entering the pitch with the same mindset, winning the game, regardless of whether it is home or away."
Long may it continue - with Palace back on the road this Saturday against West Ham.
Sometimes you don't need words. One image just tells the story of the night. Fantastique!
