The 2013-14 campaign delivered a miraculous Premier League survival for Crystal Palace as The Eagles, initially tagged as relegation favorites, soared to an impressive 11th-place finish under the inspirational mid-season management of Tony Pulis. Spearheading the attack were joint top-scorers Dwight Gayle and Jason Puncheon, who each fired in 7 crucial league goals. It was a season of grit, resilience, and a stunning second-half run of form, including five consecutive wins and a memorable victory against Chelsea, that secured the club's long-awaited consolidation in the top flight.