The 2009-10 campaign was an existential fight for Crystal Palace, as The Eagles entered administration in January, incurring a devastating 10-point deduction that plunged them into a relegation battle. Despite the turmoil, the inspirational goals of top scorer Darren Ambrose (15 league goals) were crucial in securing a dramatic, last-gasp 21st-place finish. Survival was clinched on "Survival Sunday" with a tense 2-2 draw against Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough, saving the club from relegation just weeks before the fan-led CPFC 2010 consortium secured the club and Selhurst Park, preventing its total liquidation. It remains an unforgettable, pivotal chapter in the club's modern history.