Oliver Glasner has admitted that his Crystal Palace side get nervous in front of goal after their 1-0 defeat to Tottenham.
Palace dominated for large periods against Spurs, but were punished on the stroke of half-time when Archie Gray headed home.
Glasner was left to rue another wasteful performance from his side, and said it was becoming increasingly clear that they were struggling with their decision making in the final third.
“My feeling is, and that's why it's now really to support (the players), the closer we come to the goal, the more nervous we get in decision-making, should we pass, finish and everything,” Glasner said in his post-match press conference.
“Because the players, they are not stupid, they know all the things I'm talking about, because they are very self-critical.”