Hello and welcome to LIVE commentary of Chelsea v Crystal Palace at Stamford Bridge as the reigning Premier League champions aim to move on from their stuttering start to the season. Kick-off is at 15:00 GMT.

Costa wins a corner. Zouma is claiming he was pulled back by Wickham as the delivery went in but the referee waves play on.

So close from Pedro! The ex Barcelona man sends a curling effort from just inside the box inches wide.

Chelsea are looking defensively solid despite the absence of John Terry.

Zaha has made an impressive start, his tussle with Ivanovic on the right will be an interesting battle.

Palace have only won two of their 21 trips to Stamford Bridge, a 2-1 victory in the old Division Two in 1982 and 3-2 in the fifth round of the FA Cup in 1976.

Willian gets his angles wrong and his shot is way off target, a scrappy start from Mourinho's men.

Fabregas tries a low effort from 25 yards which is deflected and is comfortably saved by McCarthy.

Chelsea have been a little off with their passing in the early stages.

Zaha twists Ivanovic and his cross is blocked and goes out for another corner. Puncheon's delivery is cleared by Willian though.

Nice passing from Ivanovic, Willian squares the ball back to Pedro whose shot is blocked. It falls to Ivanovic who blazes the ball over from distance.

The corner comes to nothing, but a bright start from Pardew's side.

Cabaye's set piece is played short to Sako whose cross is blocked for another corner.

Zaha wins a corner after his cross is blocked by Ivanovic.

The visitors will get the game underway and are wearing black armbands in honour of Bolaise's late father.

Five minutes till kick-off at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea will have fond memories of this fixture having secured the Premier League title against Palace last May, courtesy of Eden Hazard's goal.

Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew said Yannick Bolaise wanted to play after taking time off following the death of his father. Pardew said: "He has lost his father and of course that affects any human being and any family, and he's dealing with his family.He'll be involved on Saturday because he wants to be involved. Because his father went to every game. I think that's good for us, it'll be good for him and his family. The player's welfare is in good shape, the frame of mind. We're very pleased that he's dealing with it so well."

Jose Mourinho said he is not concerned that today is his 100th home match in charge of the Blues. He said: "If I don't win, I don't get a good memory of 100 matches, because the 99 are not important. Four points is not what we want, but four points is not a drama. "When you are five points behind a leader in another league that can be complicated. In the Premier League it's not complicated."