Pierre Sage insisted he believes his players and staff are still behind him despite a limp 2-0 home defeat to Newcastle extending Crystal Palace's winless run to four games.

Crystal Palace head coach Pierre Sage stated that he still retains the full support of his squad and club hierarchy following a 2-0 home loss against Newcastle. The defeat at Selhurst Park on Sunday marked Palace's fourth consecutive match without a victory, coming directly after a 5-0 loss to Brighton.
Palace sit just two points clear of bottom-placed Sunderland after eight league fixtures, having conceded a division-high 19 goals. Sage dismissed outside pressure as mere noise, maintaining that his team must focus on improving ball possession and addressing early-half lapses in concentration.
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