Crystal Palace striker Jordan Ayew is concerned about the side’s underwhelming performances in recent matches after their latest 3-0 defeat at home to Burnley at the weekend.

The Eagles are still without a win in two games after slipping to 14th on the table.

Roy Hodgson’s side lost ground after goals from Johann Gudmundsson, Jay Rodriguez and Matthew Lowton condemned the side to their latest defeat.

This followed their 2-0 defeat at Leeds United and a comeback 2-1 win over Newcastle United.

And 29-year-old Ghana striker Jordan Ayew is concerned about the side’s inconsistency.

“It’s been two or three games now we’ve conceded in the first 10 minutes. It’s difficult – it’s not the best way to start a game. We need to keep working hard and make sure on Monday we put it right [against Brighton and Hove Albion],” Ayew has told his club’s official website.

“I just feel like conceding two goals within the first 10 minutes is a big mountain to climb. Obviously, we just made the game difficult for ourselves – we need to focus on the next game, do our best and put things right.

“It’s still fresh,” he said. “I can’t tell you what exactly was wrong. We have to look at ourselves and try to put things right against Brighton because it’s a big game and we have to win that game.”

Ayew played full throttle as he made his 20th appearance for the side this season.

Source:Ghanasoccernet.com