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Palace on the front foot now. Cresswell forced into a hurried clearance. Bolasie penalised for a raised boot. Murray's right footed shot is then well saved by Adrian.

CHANCE PALACE! Delaney fires in a shot as West Ham fail to clear before Jenkinson bundles into Murray at the far post. Appeals for a penalty but nothing given.

Now Noble penalised for pulling back Kelly and he’s not happy with the decision. Good ball in from Puncheon and Reid heads behind. Corner.

Murray a lucky boy. He’s already been booked and commits a poor foul on Kouyate. That must be a final warning!

Any time that Palace put Puncheon away in space, they look dangerous. They’ve created the best chance of the match.

Hamstring problem for Jordan Mutch and he’s replaced by James McArthur.

CHANCE! Puncheon slides through a great ball to Murray and he’s in on goal but Adrian makes a good save.

Sam Allardyce should be frustrated with the amount of ball his side are getting but they’re not creating enough. Valencia heads wide from the latest cross.

Shot from Sakho from distance deflects over Delaney for a corner. Could have gone anywhere. Murray clears and the shot from Noble is so poor it’s out for a throw!

Downing caught in two minds. He could have shot but his ball is a poor one and is out for a Palace goal kick.

West Ham ramping up the tempo. They force another corner but Dann heads clear with authority.

Valencia wins West Ham a corner off Dann. They take it quickly but the ball ends up in the safe hands of Speroni.

CHANCE PALACE: Puncheon plays it through to Murray but it’s a crucial challenge from Reid to put him off his shot at the last moment and he screws the shot wide.

Glenn Murray booked for a foul in the lead up to that last move as Mike Dean played advantage.

Through ball from Song meant for Sakho but asks far too much and it’s easy for Speroni.

POSSESSION: West Ham 63%-37% Palace

STAT: Alan Pardew went undefeated in his first three away matches as West Ham manager in 2005 (W1-D2). He can repeat the same feat with Palace if he avoids defeat (W2).

Zaha bundles out of it by Reid and the free kick goes the way of Palace. Reid not happy about that one but then Zaha concedes a free kick himself.

It’s one of those classic combative derbies at the moment with few chances. Defences certainly on top.

Terrible free kick from Puncheon meant for Mutch goes straight out for a goal kick.