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Fulham left to wonder what could have been after goalless draw against Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace 0-0 Fulham

SCOTT PARKER was left to rue the chances his Fulham side missed against Crystal Palace today, leaving them three points off safety with 12 games to go.

Newcastle’s draw on Saturday night left the away side with the chance to close the gap to just a point. But recent man of the moment Josh Maja fluffed his lines when his header from six yards out was somehow tipped around the post by Palace keeper Vicente Guaita.

While Parker initially admitted Fulham “deserved the draw,” he later boldly claimed that their second-half display was enough to leave Selhurst Park with all three points.

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