Saturday’s draw with City was played amidst the backdrop of Storm Darragh, with high winds across the country, including at Selhurst Park.
Muñoz admitted: “When the ball is in the air, you think you have it – and then the wind takes it away! So it was a little difficult.
“I think that the conditions are like that. When there is a lot of wind, it becomes a little more difficult to play, but I think we were ready for it.”
Muñoz now has two goals and six assists in 34 appearances since moving to South London and the Premier League in January.
“When I arrived here, I knew that I had always dreamed of playing for this opportunity,” he continued. “I am living a dream, I am living this process day by day with the best of will, with the greatest attitude, with the greatest intensity. I always prepare to face the best.
“I think that work has paid off. I work honestly, I work to give the best to my club and my teammates. I hope that in football that good work has always been reflected.
“It’s why we are preparing day by day. Some days we get results, some days we don't. But we always push to give our best to Crystal Palace and not to be in those difficult positions – we always want to move forward and we are going to work hard.”