Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew:Â "The point today is so important. We knew we had to get something today, so that was a very good result. It was really tough, with a lot of energy and a lot of commitment from both teams.
"We were playing with our brakes on but we had a reaction to the chat at half-time. Swansea have been in good form and we came back, which makes it all the sweeter.
"[Emmanuel] Adebayor had a couple of moments that were top-drawer - you can see that he's going to add something. We still look a bit like we need a bit more going forward at this level. [Yohan] Cabaye was terrific. There's a bit of relief on our side and we take that into the Watford game."
Manager reaction
Swansea 1-1 Crystal Palace
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Swansea manager Francesco Guidolin:Â "I am not happy [with a point] because my opinion is that my team played very well for 90 minutes. We had many possibilities to score.
"We controlled the game, which is not easy with the weather. Crystal Palace is a good team and they played well, but we played better.
"It was another good performance, I think it's the best in my period at the club. We can have confidence because the team is good, the fitness is good. We must work to improve in set-piece situations."
Man of the match
Swansea 1-1 Crystal Palace
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BBC Sport's Dafydd Pritchard chose Gylfi Sigurdsson as his man of the match after the Swansea midfielder scored one free-kick and nearly netted another.
The Icelandic midfielder had five shots in total and also made 10 crosses, more than anyone else on the pitch.
Scott Dann is now Crystal Palace's joint top scorer, alongside Yohan Cabaye and Wilfried Zaha with five goals.
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Left the shooting boots at home
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These two sides are among the four lowest-scoring teams in the league this season, and it showed. They mustered only five shots on target (green arrows)Â between them from 31 attempts. Wayward.
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He wore a yellow ribbon
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Emmanuel Adebayor was pretty quiet on his first start for Crystal Palace and never really tested the Swansea defence.
Nice yellow scrunchy though.
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Swansea 1-1 Crystal Palace
Swansea make one change from the team that drew 1-1 with West Brom in midweek - new signing Alberto Paloschi comes in for Ki Sung-yueng. Â
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Emmanuel Adebayor makes his first start for Crystal Palace in one of three changes from the side that lost to Bournemouth on Tuesday. Yohan Cabaye and Jordon Mutch come in to midfield. Â
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Mark: Don't know what Wanyama had to complain about. He was late, tackled from behind and missed the ball. Red card all month. Â
Craig:Â Wanyama unlucky to go.. booking for me.
Man of the match
Southampton 1-0 West Ham
BBC Sport's James Gheerbrant gives this to Southampton defender Maya Yoshida, explaining: "Not only did Yoshida score the game's only goal, he also made seven clearances and three interceptions."
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"We did not create enough"
Southampton 1-0 West Ham
West Ham manager Slaven Bilic:Â "First I would like to congratulate Southampton. They were very good in defending in the box. They deserve this.Â
"We did not create enough. Our crosses were quite poor, they defended really well. When you lose a game like this, we are gutted."Â
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Bilic on Victor Wanyama's sending off for a tackle on West Ham's Dimitri Payet: "It was a red card. When that second leg comes... it was a reckless challenge. For me it was a red card."
"You can't do that tackle"
Southampton 1-0 West Ham
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Southampton boss Ronald Koeman: "I'm very pleased with the final result. It was a difficult game from the start, more difficult after the red card to Victor Wanyama.Â
"But even with one less on pitch we had the best chances to score a second one. We showed very good defensive composure, good defending. I don't remember one big chance (for West Ham)."
On Wanyama's sending off, a straight red for his tackle on Dimitri Payet:Â "You can't do that tackle. It's a hard tackle. You give the referee the possibility to give the red card. "
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Southampton 1-0 West Ham
Saints with 11 men... and with 10
Southampton 1-0 West Ham
These heat maps show the difference it made to Southampton's attacking play (the direction of their attacks is upwards) when they had 11 men on the pitch (left-hand graphic), compared to after Victor Wanyama was sent off with 36 minutes left (right-hand graphic).Â
With their side down to 10 men, Saints players only touched the ball 26 times in the West Ham half, compared to more than 100 touches in the first 54 minutes.
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Wanyama's marching orders
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The Southampton midfielder joins Vinnie Jones, David Batty, Slaven Bilic, Craig Short, Franck Queudrue and Wes Brown in a select club.
Saints make three changes
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Southampton make three changes from Tuesday's 0-0 draw with Arsenal. Maya Yoshida, Jordy Clasie and Graziano Pelle replace James Ward-Prowse, Oriol Romeu and  Dusan Tadic. Charlie Austin is on the bench. Â
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Manager reaction
Swansea 1-1 Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew:Â "The point today is so important. We knew we had to get something today, so that was a very good result. It was really tough, with a lot of energy and a lot of commitment from both teams.
"We were playing with our brakes on but we had a reaction to the chat at half-time. Swansea have been in good form and we came back, which makes it all the sweeter.
"[Emmanuel] Adebayor had a couple of moments that were top-drawer - you can see that he's going to add something. We still look a bit like we need a bit more going forward at this level. [Yohan] Cabaye was terrific. There's a bit of relief on our side and we take that into the Watford game."
Manager reaction
Swansea 1-1 Crystal Palace
Swansea manager Francesco Guidolin:Â "I am not happy [with a point] because my opinion is that my team played very well for 90 minutes. We had many possibilities to score.
"We controlled the game, which is not easy with the weather. Crystal Palace is a good team and they played well, but we played better.
"It was another good performance, I think it's the best in my period at the club. We can have confidence because the team is good, the fitness is good. We must work to improve in set-piece situations."
Man of the match
Swansea 1-1 Crystal Palace
BBC Sport's Dafydd Pritchard chose Gylfi Sigurdsson as his man of the match after the Swansea midfielder scored one free-kick and nearly netted another.
The Icelandic midfielder had five shots in total and also made 10 crosses, more than anyone else on the pitch.
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Swansea 1-1 Crystal Palace
Scott Dann is now Crystal Palace's joint top scorer, alongside Yohan Cabaye and Wilfried Zaha with five goals.
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Left the shooting boots at home
Swansea 1-1 Crystal Palace
These two sides are among the four lowest-scoring teams in the league this season, and it showed. They mustered only five shots on target (green arrows)Â between them from 31 attempts. Wayward.
Social media reaction
Swansea 1-1 Crystal Palace
He wore a yellow ribbon
Swansea 1-1 Crystal Palace
Emmanuel Adebayor was pretty quiet on his first start for Crystal Palace and never really tested the Swansea defence.
Nice yellow scrunchy though.
Team news
Swansea 1-1 Crystal Palace
Swansea make one change from the team that drew 1-1 with West Brom in midweek - new signing Alberto Paloschi comes in for Ki Sung-yueng. Â
Emmanuel Adebayor makes his first start for Crystal Palace in one of three changes from the side that lost to Bournemouth on Tuesday. Yohan Cabaye and Jordon Mutch come in to midfield. Â
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Yowzers, where does the time go?
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Mark: Don't know what Wanyama had to complain about. He was late, tackled from behind and missed the ball. Red card all month. Â
Craig:Â Wanyama unlucky to go.. booking for me.
Man of the match
Southampton 1-0 West Ham
BBC Sport's James Gheerbrant gives this to Southampton defender Maya Yoshida, explaining: "Not only did Yoshida score the game's only goal, he also made seven clearances and three interceptions."
"We did not create enough"
Southampton 1-0 West Ham
West Ham manager Slaven Bilic:Â "First I would like to congratulate Southampton. They were very good in defending in the box. They deserve this.Â
"We did not create enough. Our crosses were quite poor, they defended really well. When you lose a game like this, we are gutted."Â
Bilic on Victor Wanyama's sending off for a tackle on West Ham's Dimitri Payet: "It was a red card. When that second leg comes... it was a reckless challenge. For me it was a red card."
"You can't do that tackle"
Southampton 1-0 West Ham
Southampton boss Ronald Koeman: "I'm very pleased with the final result. It was a difficult game from the start, more difficult after the red card to Victor Wanyama.Â
"But even with one less on pitch we had the best chances to score a second one. We showed very good defensive composure, good defending. I don't remember one big chance (for West Ham)."
On Wanyama's sending off, a straight red for his tackle on Dimitri Payet:Â "You can't do that tackle. It's a hard tackle. You give the referee the possibility to give the red card. "
Social media reaction
Southampton 1-0 West Ham
Saints with 11 men... and with 10
Southampton 1-0 West Ham
These heat maps show the difference it made to Southampton's attacking play (the direction of their attacks is upwards) when they had 11 men on the pitch (left-hand graphic), compared to after Victor Wanyama was sent off with 36 minutes left (right-hand graphic).Â
With their side down to 10 men, Saints players only touched the ball 26 times in the West Ham half, compared to more than 100 touches in the first 54 minutes.
Wanyama's marching orders
Southampton 1-0 West Ham
The Southampton midfielder joins Vinnie Jones, David Batty, Slaven Bilic, Craig Short, Franck Queudrue and Wes Brown in a select club.
Saints make three changes
Southampton 1-0 West Ham
Southampton make three changes from Tuesday's 0-0 draw with Arsenal. Maya Yoshida, Jordy Clasie and Graziano Pelle replace James Ward-Prowse, Oriol Romeu and  Dusan Tadic. Charlie Austin is on the bench. Â
West Ham make one change from their midweek win over Aston Villa with Victor Moses in for Cheikhou Kouyate. New loan signing Emmanuel Emenike is on the bench Â