Crystal Palace is at the bottom of the Premier League table, and BBC News has turned to two of its Match of the Day pundits to examine why. In a BBC News video on the club's slide, Dion Dublin and Leon Osman discussed the problems that have led to the club's current position.
BBC News said the segment centers on the club's recent history, which its summary describes as "a couple of seasons of unprecedented success." The summary presents that run as the backdrop to the present position, and it does not describe the two seasons in detail.
The BBC's video headline poses the question "What's gone wrong for Palace?" The summary does not say whether either pundit answered it directly, or which speaker, if either, made the remarks that appear in the headline.
The summary does not identify the specific problems the two pundits raised. It also contains no match results, league points, figures on the club's performance, or comment from Crystal Palace itself. Because the summary is brief, it cannot show whether the problems discussed were on the field, in management, or elsewhere, so the causes of the club's position are described only in general terms by BBC News.
This report draws on a single source, the BBC's summary of the segment, and no other coverage was available for comparison. The segment appears in the football video section of BBC Sport, and the full discussion is available through the BBC video linked above.
Sources: BBC News: 'A horrible place to be' - What's gone wrong for Palace?.