Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner expressed his frustration after the team's lackluster performance in a 1-1 draw against Bosnian side Zrinjski Mostar during the Conference League play-off first leg. The draw, which left the tie open for both teams, was met with discontent from Palace supporters, many of whom traveled to Bosnia and Herzegovina to support their team. Their dissatisfaction was vocalized through chants demanding Glasner's dismissal, underscoring the mounting pressure on him as he confirmed he would be leaving the club at the end of the season.

The match saw Palace initially take the lead with a goal from Ismaila Sarr shortly before halftime, raising hopes among the traveling fans. However, the second half proved disappointing as Zrinjski equalized, and Palace struggled to find their rhythm. The lack of a decisive victory not only complicated their chances of advancing in the tournament but also reflected the ongoing struggles of the team under Glasner's management, particularly as the season nears its conclusion.

Supporters' calls for change highlight the discontent within the fanbase and the challenges Glasner faces in restoring confidence in the team. As the season continues, these pressures may weigh heavily on decisions made by the club regarding management and player performance, especially in light of Glasgow's impending departure, which could signal a need for a shift in direction for Crystal Palace.