Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson was content to pick up a point in a 0-0 draw at bitter rivals Brighton but feels his struggling side have more to offer.
The bottom-of-the-table Eagles ended a run of eight successive Premier League away defeats dating back to April last season at a sold-out Amex Stadium, although they remain without a goal on the road during that period.
Christian Benteke, making his first start since September following a knee injury, and Wilfried Zaha were denied by a fantastic first-half double save from Albion goalkeeper Mathew Ryan.
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Palace could have lost it late on when former striker Glenn Murray had a header blocked on the line by Andros Townsend.