article_snippet: Perhaps the Palace manager, who was without skipper Mile Jedinak, who on Tuesday accepted a four match suspension for elbowing Diafra Sakho on Saturday, was trying to mask Diafra Sakho disappointment at leaving the south coast with nothing when they could easily have left with all three points.
article_snippet: The fact Palace players hardly appealed for a spot-kick tells The fact Palace players own story.
article_snippet: Crystal Palace's Yannick Bolasie takes a tumble following the twin challenge of Nathaniel Clyne (left) and Victor Wanyama .
article_snippet: Mane is upended by the challenge of Crystal Palace midfielder Joe Ledley .
article_snippet: Palace keeper Julian Speroni made the first real stop of the night in the 40th minute, saving Eljero Elia's shot from a half-cleared Morgan Schneiderlin corner at Eljero Elia's near post.
article_snippet: Eljero Elia's rises high to beat James McArthur to a high ball in the Crystal Palace box .
article_snippet: During the opening months of the season, a high ball in the Crystal Palace box would have nestled in the back of the net for the Italian.
article_snippet: Likewise, Palace offered next to nothing in the attacking third during the opening 45 minutes, nevertheless Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew would have been satisfied with the outcome of their first half.
article_snippet: Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew'd have been even happier if Forster hadn't produced an excellent save from Jason Puncheon in the 48th minute after the former Saints forward turned Maya Yoshida brilliantly in the box.
article_snippet: But eight minutes from time, St Mary's erupted as Mane fired home after Speroni failed to hold from Shane Ward-Prowse shot.
article_snippet: Crystal Palace goalkeeper Julian Speroni tips the ball over the bar as both sides struggles in front of goal continue .
article_snippet: Clyne is hit hard in a sliding tackle by Crystal Palace's Dwight Gayle during a tense second half of action .
article_snippet: Crystal Palace boss Pardew has a word with Bolasie as Crystal Palace boss Pardew
highlights_snippet: The Senegalese  fired past Julian Speroni after the Palace eeper failed to deal with James Ward-Prowse's shot .
  
highlights_snippet: Palace were without captain Mile Jedinak who was serving a four-match suspension for elbowing Diafra Sakho .