Welcome to live coverage of the weekend's opening Premier League match between Crystal Palace and West Bromwich Albion from Selhurst Park!

All over at Selhurst Park. A stunning performance from Palace as they move up to third in the Premier League table.

Joe Ledley has taken over from the magnificent Zaha. Almost time up in this one-sided contest.

Yohan Cabaye scores his first Premier League home goal since Boxing Day 2013 when he found the net for Newcastle United in a 5-1 win against Stoke City.

We are into four minutes of time added on to the second half.

GOAL! Cabaye sends Myhill the wrong way from the penalty spot. Superb finish from the spot-kick. And that is that. A 2-0 lead for Palace.

PENALTY TO PALACE! Late challenge by Brunt on Zaha. Sums up his day really. Can have few complaints about that.

Silly stuff from Zaha really. No need to get involved in that after he was caught late.

Yacob goes into the book as does Zaha, who pushes the West Brom player. Zaha very fortunate to escape a red for lifting his arms.

West Brom have earned themselves a corner-kick. Can get the big men up from the back, but Bolasie is back to wallop clear the danger.

West Bromwich Albion have conceded their first Premier League away goal in 391 minutes, since Theo Walcott scored his third goal on 24 May 2015.

Zaha looking to pick out Bolasie in the middle, but West Brom with a franctic clearance. Souaré then lifts a cross straight out of play on the run.

Tony Pulis doing plenty of pointing, but it all looks like a futile exercise. Pardew must be enjoying his afternoon.

Bolasie feeds Campbell with an intelligent pass. He is a bit isolated, but just holds the ball up. Palace looking very, very comfortable.

Do the visitors have anything to offer in the second half? Doesn't look like it so far. Palace on the cusp of trailing Manchester United by only point at the top of the standings

Campbell has been booked. Not sure if he has been done for a spot of diving or for a handling offence. But he is in the book.

1005 - Yannick Bolasie has scored his first goal at Selhurst Park for 1005 days. Courtesy of our friends at Opta. Palace well on top here. No change in the general flow of the game.

A change coming for Palace as Fraizer Campbell takes over from Gayle.

McClean mouthing off at Rondon after he knocks the ball straight out of play. Frustrating times for Tony Pulis' side.