Eddie Howe said:

"It's very disappointing, from the high of Spurs to the low of tonight. We started well for two minutes. We were disappointing in most aspects of our play and we have to take responsibility for that. The match unravelled into an uncomfortable feeling.

"We gave the ball away too much, we didn't attack well and if baffled me that we were reluctant to shoot. None of our game was in a good place.

"Disappointed especially with the first 60 minutes. We were nowhere near where we wanted to be. Disappointed with our technical performance today, we are usually better than that.

"It was a difficult game for us. We were below our best levels. Crystal Palace played well. It was a high-pressing game, we were both trying to high press each other but they more effective with their game than we were.

"We're disappointed. We came alive a bit in the second half and had moments and opportunities but we weren't good enough.

On a downturn in performance after a break: 

"That's always a fear. We worked to try and make sure that wasn't a factor in the game - Crystal Palace were better than us today. We can't make excuses, we're going to blame ourselves and try to come back better."

On Sean Longstaff's penalty appeal: 

"It's a 50-50 call. If the referee gives it, he doesn't overturn the decision with VAR. He obviously didn't think it was a penalty at the time and we have to respect that."

On Callum Wilson's return after a 10 game absence: 

"Callum's return is more than welcome and he gave us a different dimension when he came on today."

On Tino Livramento:

"Tino is still struggling with his ankle - that's why he didn't come onto the pitch. He was there for an emergency really. Can he play at the weekend? I'm not sure. We certainly don't want to give him a long-term problem. He's technically fit enough to be able to enter the pitch, but it's sort of high risk."

On the prospects of European qualification:

"It's still on. We're still in the mix but we can't play like we did today if we're going to maintain our push to be in the European places. There's certainly a lot to reflect on.

"There is a big opportunity for us, we can't let (our season) peter out and we've got a big chance to quickly bounce back."

Oliver Glasner:

"It was a great performance, so all the credit to the players today for the performance, for the energy, for the intensity, for the offensive way of playing, always trying to score goals.

"Of course it's a good feeling also now to have completed mission number one – staying in the Premier League mathematically – so it's a good feeling, and I hope that the players get addicted to winning games, to this feeling, to these emotions. Today, it was really a very good performance.

"They are showing what they're able to do. I told you when I arrived we are not magicians, so we can just encourage them and get their qualities on the pitch. We also have to say ‘thank you’ to the players for the trust they gave us from day number one, because we changed many things. They were always listening, they were always working hard, they gave us the trust and believed in what we were telling them.

"We had many opportunities to score in the first games, but we didn't have the results and they were still trusting us, still listening to us. It shows the character of the players, and that's what’s helped us.

"It's great to see how the players can play. When I saw the first 30 minutes, I was so impressed by the intensity we played with. I was really scared – it’s not a joke – I was really scared if they continued playing like this that we’d have to make 10 substitutions in minute 60, because I couldn't believe what I saw.

"There were moments Newcastle didn't get out of their half and it's Newcastle playing for the European League, playing in the Champions League this season. There's a lot of quality, there's a lot of speed and how they work together is really amazing.

"This is the way we want to go together and it's a lot of effort, it's a lot of discipline, it's a lot of hard work and the players are doing it, so that's why I say all the credit to the players, because we're just telling them what they have to do – and they’re doing it really well.

"For me, it's important to stay humble for all of us, because there are always tight decisions. Maybe if we conceded a penalty it would be 1-1 at that time, and it was when Newcastle were maybe a little bit fresher because they didn't have a game three days before, but then we scored for 2-0 and the game was decided. 

"It's always tight so you have to work hard for this, and then you get the reward. For us it's staying hungry and staying ambitious, because everything we do, we do for the club, we do for our fans and we do for us as a group.

"Now we feel how good it is, everybody knows how good it is to win a game, and since the Liverpool game we're flying on a cloud, and it's so nice there because it's sunny and not raining below the clouds!

"We want to keep this feeling until the end of the season. Again, this is hard work, but the players give me the confidence that they are really hard working for the future.”