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Kelly Cates is joined by Rory Smith, Andros Townsend and Joe Hart to reflect on what\u2019s been a tough few days for Crystal Palace and Tottenham Hotspur, but will either Olivier Glasner or Thomas Frank make it until the end of the Premier League season?<\/p>\n
Oliver Glasner confirmed on Friday he we will be stepping down at the end of the season, but after the sale of captain Marc Guehi to Man City, reports that Jean-Philippe Mateta is also on the verge of an exit and defeat to Sunderland meaning it\u2019s no win in 10 for Palace \u2013 things have gone from bad to worse. The Palace boss gave an explosive post-match interview in which he claimed the team had been \u2018abandoned\u2019 by the board.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s also mounting pressure on Thomas Frank at Spurs. With just seven wins from 22 Premier League games this season, there are reports that the club are considering calling time on his seven-month reign.<\/p>\n
BBC Senior Football Correspondent Sami Mokbel gives the latest on both Glasner\u2019s and Frank\u2019s future and Palace fan Dan Cook discusses whether fans will be sticking by the manager or the board.<\/p>\n
Plus, journalist Maher Mezahi reflects on Senegal\u2019s win over Morocco in the AFCON final which saw a walk-off, 17-minute delay, a missed-Panenka penalty and extra-time winner.<\/p>\n
Timecodes:
\n1’00 Chris Sutton packs his bag
\n1’30 Sami Mokbel on the futures of Frank and Glasner
\n4’00 Spurs focus
\n4’50 Frank speaks ahead of Borussia Dortmund
\n27’50 Palace focus
\n28’20 Glasner post Sunderland defeat
\n29’00 Spurs podcaster Dan Cook
\n44’30 AFCON final reaction<\/p>\n
Commentaries this week:
\nTuesday 1745: Bodo Glimt v Man City on 5live
\nTuesday 2000: Spurs v Dortmund on 5live
\nWednesday 2000: Newcastle v PSV on 5live
\nWednesday 2000: Marseille v Liverpool on Sports Extra<\/p>\n